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Hi there,<br />
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What do the clients display when they fail to connect to the server?<br />
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-FB
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Hi there,

What do the clients display when they fail to connect to the server?

-FB

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Hi frostburn,<br />
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The clients are displaying &quot;the Terminal Server has exceeded the maxumum number of allowed connections.&quot;<br />
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J
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Hi frostburn,

The clients are displaying "the Terminal Server has exceeded the maxumum number of allowed connections."

J

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Try deleting this entry in the registry on a client and check if it connects.<br />
I have had a similar issue before. :)<br />
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Hope this helps<br />
-FB
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Try deleting this entry in the registry on a client and check if it connects.
I have had a similar issue before. :)

Hope this helps
-FB

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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWAR<wbr />E\Microsof<wbr />t\MSLicens<wbr />ing<br />
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Sorry there is the key. :)
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSLicensing

Sorry there is the key. :)

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I'm currently experiencing issues connecting to a Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server.<br />
It issues the 2 default licenses as expected but fails to issue any of the additional licenses I am using. &nbsp;The server has been working correctly for several years however the issue may have surfaced due to a TS Server rebuild and the 120 day trial period expiring.<br />
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In essence I believe the Licensing Server is not issuing or the TS Serer is unable to use the additional licenses, despite having configured the TS Server registry with the appropriate License server details. &nbsp;Any advice would be appreciated.<br />
<br />
Jason<br />

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I'm currently experiencing issues connecting to a Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server.
It issues the 2 default licenses as expected but fails to issue any of the additional licenses I am using.  The server has been working correctly for several years however the issue may have surfaced due to a TS Server rebuild and the 120 day trial period expiring.

In essence I believe the Licensing Server is not issuing or the TS Serer is unable to use the additional licenses, despite having configured the TS Server registry with the appropriate License server details.  Any advice would be appreciated.

Jason


Terminal Services Issue

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