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i used this article for w2k3. it should not be very different from w2k8.<br />
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<a href="http://itonline4free.com/index.php?p=/discussion/17/how-to-activate-a-terminal-services-license-server-and-install-cals-over-the-internet" rel="ugc">http://itonline4free.com/index.php?p=/discussion/17/how-to-activate-a-terminal-services-license-server-and-install-cals-over-the-internet</a>
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i used this article for w2k3. it should not be very different from w2k8.

http://itonline4free.com/index.php?p=/discussion/17/how-to-activate-a-terminal-services-license-server-and-install-cals-over-the-internet [http://itonline4free.com/index.php?p=/discussion/17/how-to-activate-a-terminal-services-license-server-and-install-cals-over-the-internet]

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1. SBS 2008 server<br />
2. Win 2K3 server as Terminal server (10 CALs)<br />
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I believe to install the licenses on the terminal server terminal server licensing must be configured on different server, for example on this case on sbs 2008 server.<br />
could you please provide some advise on settings/config on this so that terminal server can run on proper license, does TS server communicates directly to MS licensing server?<br />
Regards, JJ
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1. SBS 2008 server
2. Win 2K3 server as Terminal server (10 CALs)

I believe to install the licenses on the terminal server terminal server licensing must be configured on different server, for example on this case on sbs 2008 server.
could you please provide some advise on settings/config on this so that terminal server can run on proper license, does TS server communicates directly to MS licensing server?
Regards, JJ

make licensing server for terminal server

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