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<p>Remote Desktop requires Active Directory. Where is the domain controller?</p>
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<p>you need to add the terminal licensing manager to a machine on the same network and assign the gpo to say where the terminal likening manager is AND the licensing type (user/device)</p>
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<p>None of the above...</p><p>I am trying to do this in a VM which is on a subscription in Azure</p><p>Apparently the process is different</p>
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<p>Thanks for the update</p><p>I have completed all of these steps already - up to the point of adding a license</p><p>That's where I was told the process is different for an Azure VM</p><p>I agree - no reason why it should be different that I can see</p><p>I am waiting for my Licensing portal to get back to me then I will update</p>
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<p>Can someone give me the exact steps to add Terminal Server licenses to a windows server 2016 which has been created in the Azure platform using a subscription</p><p>I need to use the RDS functionality for multiple users to access</p><p>All the configurations are in place - I just need to add licenses</p><p>I assume the process is different for an Azure subscription VM server</p>
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Can someone give me the exact steps to add Terminal Server licenses to a windows server 2016 which has been created in the Azure platform using a subscription
I need to use the RDS functionality for multiple users to access
All the configurations are in place - I just need to add licenses
I assume the process is different for an Azure subscription VM server


Remote Desktop requires Active Directory. Where is the domain controller?


you need to add the terminal licensing manager to a machine on the same network and assign the gpo to say where the terminal likening manager is AND the licensing type (user/device)


None of the above...
I am trying to do this in a VM which is on a subscription in Azure
Apparently the process is different


Thanks for the update
I have completed all of these steps already - up to the point of adding a license
That&#39;s where I was told the process is different for an Azure VM
I agree - no reason why it should be different that I can see
I am waiting for my Licensing portal to get back to me then I will update

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