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The users will be first issued with temporary licenses, then permanent ones when the temporary licenses expire.
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Hi - yes I would agree this would be the correct scenario however I have tested this and it appears just to be re-issuing temporary licences....
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Is there a way to (prematurely) assign a permanent terminal service license to a client to ensure connectivity will continue?<br />

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I have a terminal server with 73 temporary licenses issued is there a way that I can force a user to acquire a permanent license instead? Also is there a way I can delete temporary licensees that are no longer being used?
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I have a terminal server with 73 temporary licenses issued is there a way that I can force a user to acquire a permanent license instead? Also is there a way I can delete temporary licensees that are no longer being used?

How to delete temporary license and issued a proper full license.

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