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It sounds like they only setup the TS server with the temp 120 day license unlimited and never bought or registered actual licenses.
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Hmm,<br />
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Our current uses get an error message that their license is going to expire every 90 days and what they do is a registry fix where they delete the license entry. &nbsp;<br />
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If the license server only had temporary licenses then it should stop. &nbsp;Is that correct
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Hi,<br />
<br />
I have a question about Windows Terminal Server licensing.<br />
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When I log into the licensing server I see the following:<br />
Existing Windows 2000 server - terminal Service Cal (per device) Built-in Unlimited<br />
Temporary Licenses for Windows Server 2003 - Terminal Service Device Cal Token Temporary<br />
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I also get a system event warning of:<br />
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The Terminal Server Licensing server &lt;lic Server&gt; has no permanent licenses for product 'Windows Server 2003 - Terminal Server Per Device CAL Token'. Use Terminal Server Licensing administrative tool to register more licenses. The Terminal Server &lt;Terminla server&gt; was refused licenses of type 'Windows Server 2003 - Terminal Server Per Device CAL Token' due to this condition.<br />
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I am new at this company and I am trying to figure out if they actually have terminal service licenses for Windows 2003. &nbsp;From my past experience I have always used per user Cal and I have never experienced this issue<br />
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Thank you for all your help in advance
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Hi,

I have a question about Windows Terminal Server licensing.

When I log into the licensing server I see the following:
Existing Windows 2000 server - terminal Service Cal (per device) Built-in Unlimited
Temporary Licenses for Windows Server 2003 - Terminal Service Device Cal Token Temporary

I also get a system event warning of:

The Terminal Server Licensing server <lic Server> has no permanent licenses for product 'Windows Server 2003 - Terminal Server Per Device CAL Token'. Use Terminal Server Licensing administrative tool to register more licenses. The Terminal Server <Terminla server> was refused licenses of type 'Windows Server 2003 - Terminal Server Per Device CAL Token' due to this condition.

I am new at this company and I am trying to figure out if they actually have terminal service licenses for Windows 2003.  From my past experience I have always used per user Cal and I have never experienced this issue

Thank you for all your help in advance

Windows 2003 Terminal Service Licensing Issue

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