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      15th Oct 2007
I have been having some issues with my Windows 2000 Server. I have multiple
servers in an AD environment, and on my main server I have been having issues
with old licenses re-appearing. I went through the process of deleting the
files and restarting the license service, but the old licenses (most of which
have not been used since 2003 and are not shown as domain accounts) reappear
still.

Has anyone else found a method for permanently revoking a license and
ensuring it does not re-appear?

Thanks,
Ken
 
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      15th Oct 2007
Disable the License Service, it doesn't work properly anyway and it
isn't necessary to have it running.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/824196 If you search on the MSKB you
will find more information about various other bugs with the LLS.

John

Ken Montgomery wrote:

> I have been having some issues with my Windows 2000 Server. I have multiple
> servers in an AD environment, and on my main server I have been having issues
> with old licenses re-appearing. I went through the process of deleting the
> files and restarting the license service, but the old licenses (most of which
> have not been used since 2003 and are not shown as domain accounts) reappear
> still.
>
> Has anyone else found a method for permanently revoking a license and
> ensuring it does not re-appear?
>
> Thanks,
> Ken

 
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      15th Oct 2007
Hi John,

No offense, but while not necessary it is a responsibility of everyone using
Microsoft products on Volume licensing to ensure they are in compliance. One
tool for doing that is using the License service... which should work.

I'll go through the KB again and see what I can find, but I'm looking for
other input as well.. so if anyone has any other methodology they have used,
please let me know.

Thanks for the response.
Ken

"John John" wrote:

> Disable the License Service, it doesn't work properly anyway and it
> isn't necessary to have it running.
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/824196 If you search on the MSKB you
> will find more information about various other bugs with the LLS.
>
> John
>
> Ken Montgomery wrote:
>
> > I have been having some issues with my Windows 2000 Server. I have multiple
> > servers in an AD environment, and on my main server I have been having issues
> > with old licenses re-appearing. I went through the process of deleting the
> > files and restarting the license service, but the old licenses (most of which
> > have not been used since 2003 and are not shown as domain accounts) reappear
> > still.
> >
> > Has anyone else found a method for permanently revoking a license and
> > ensuring it does not re-appear?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Ken

>

 
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Danny Sanders
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      15th Oct 2007
The license logging service has not worked since the NT 4.0 days. Your best
bet is to stop and disable the license logging service and keep track of
your licenses manually as if in perseat mode. The license logging service is
an after-thought add-on put there to "help" administrators keep track of
licenses. The only thing is it does not work. There was a reghack that would
reset the licenses, which would work until you revoked a licenses, then the
new revoked licenses would show up, so you run the reghack again. You end up
in a vicious circle of revoking licenses, running the reghack, revoking
licenses, etc..


Stop and disable the license logging service and keep track of your licenses
manually as if in per seat mode.

hth
DDS


"Ken Montgomery" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi John,
>
> No offense, but while not necessary it is a responsibility of everyone
> using
> Microsoft products on Volume licensing to ensure they are in compliance.
> One
> tool for doing that is using the License service... which should work.
>
> I'll go through the KB again and see what I can find, but I'm looking for
> other input as well.. so if anyone has any other methodology they have
> used,
> please let me know.
>
> Thanks for the response.
> Ken
>
> "John John" wrote:
>
>> Disable the License Service, it doesn't work properly anyway and it
>> isn't necessary to have it running.
>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/824196 If you search on the MSKB you
>> will find more information about various other bugs with the LLS.
>>
>> John
>>
>> Ken Montgomery wrote:
>>
>> > I have been having some issues with my Windows 2000 Server. I have
>> > multiple
>> > servers in an AD environment, and on my main server I have been having
>> > issues
>> > with old licenses re-appearing. I went through the process of deleting
>> > the
>> > files and restarting the license service, but the old licenses (most of
>> > which
>> > have not been used since 2003 and are not shown as domain accounts)
>> > reappear
>> > still.
>> >
>> > Has anyone else found a method for permanently revoking a license and
>> > ensuring it does not re-appear?
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> > Ken

>>



 
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