Question: I activated the terminal services application mode and purchased two terminal service CALs. I then registered my two terminal service licenses. By activating the Terminal Service in Application Mode do I have deactivate the trial application mode of terminal services or will it expire by itself? This is what I see in the Terminal Services Licensing.

Thank you.

Product__________________________________ Type__________Total______Available____Issued
Existing Windows 2k License Buit-in Unlimited Unlimited 7
Temp Licenses for Existing Win2k Temporary - - 1
Win 2k Srv-Terminal Services CALs per token Open 2 2 0

Yes, by activating the TS Licensing server, you automatically end the
grace period of the Terminal Server.

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Vera Noest
MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
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"=?Utf-8?B?dnBvbnQ=?=" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
in news:52AC6887-D242-4CFA-86F9-(E-Mail Removed):

> Question: I activated the terminal services application mode
> and purchased two terminal service CALs. I then registered my
> two terminal service licenses. By activating the Terminal
> Service in Application Mode do I have deactivate the trial
> application mode of terminal services or will it expire by
> itself? This is what I see in the Terminal Services Licensing.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Product__________________________________
> Type__________Total______Available____Issued Existing Windows 2k
> License Buit-in Unlimited
> Unlimited 7 Temp Licenses for Existing Win2k
> Temporary - - 1 Win 2k
> Srv-Terminal Services CALs per token Open 2
> 2 0

When you move over to application mode, the temporary
liceses that are issed will still continue to be issued,
but they will expire eventually or be replaced by official
licenses. When a device first connects to a terminal
server, it is always issued a temporary license, and when
that user is authenticated, that temporary license is then
marked to be replaced by a permantent TSCAL. The next
time you connect and authenticate, that tempoary TSCAL
that was marked for removal is removed and officially
replaced with a permanent TSCAL.

-M

>-----Original Message-----
>Question: I activated the terminal services application
mode and purchased two terminal service CALs. I then
registered my two terminal service licenses. By
activating the Terminal Service in Application Mode do I
have deactivate the trial application mode of terminal
services or will it expire by itself? This is what I see
in the Terminal Services Licensing.
>
>Thank you.
>
>Product__________________________________
Type__________Total______Available____Issued
>Existing Windows 2k License
Buit-in Unlimited Unlimited 7
>Temp Licenses for Existing Win2k
Temporary - - 1
>Win 2k Srv-Terminal Services CALs per token Open
2 2 0
>
>.
>

Does this rule also apply to Terminal Server 2003 ?
>-----Original Message-----
>When you move over to application mode, the temporary
>liceses that are issed will still continue to be issued,
>but they will expire eventually or be replaced by
official
>licenses. When a device first connects to a terminal
>server, it is always issued a temporary license, and
when
>that user is authenticated, that temporary license is
then
>marked to be replaced by a permantent TSCAL. The next
>time you connect and authenticate, that tempoary TSCAL
>that was marked for removal is removed and officially
>replaced with a permanent TSCAL.
>
>-M
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Question: I activated the terminal services
application
>mode and purchased two terminal service CALs. I then
>registered my two terminal service licenses. By
>activating the Terminal Service in Application Mode do I
>have deactivate the trial application mode of terminal
>services or will it expire by itself? This is what I
see
>in the Terminal Services Licensing.
>>
>>Thank you.
>>
>>Product__________________________________
>Type__________Total______Available____Issued
>>Existing Windows 2k License
>Buit-in Unlimited Unlimited 7
>>Temp Licenses for Existing Win2k
>Temporary - - 1
>>Win 2k Srv-Terminal Services CALs per token Open
> 2 2 0
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

Yes.

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This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
TS FAQ:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000...rminal_faq.asp
TS Licensing Chat, Nov. 5th:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/itc...ts/default.asp


<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:01ff01c398d5$675e5fc0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Does this rule also apply to Terminal Server 2003 ?
> >-----Original Message-----
> >When you move over to application mode, the temporary
> >liceses that are issed will still continue to be issued,
> >but they will expire eventually or be replaced by
> official
> >licenses. When a device first connects to a terminal
> >server, it is always issued a temporary license, and
> when
> >that user is authenticated, that temporary license is
> then
> >marked to be replaced by a permantent TSCAL. The next
> >time you connect and authenticate, that tempoary TSCAL
> >that was marked for removal is removed and officially
> >replaced with a permanent TSCAL.
> >
> >-M
> >
> >>-----Original Message-----
> >>Question: I activated the terminal services
> application
> >mode and purchased two terminal service CALs. I then
> >registered my two terminal service licenses. By
> >activating the Terminal Service in Application Mode do I
> >have deactivate the trial application mode of terminal
> >services or will it expire by itself? This is what I
> see
> >in the Terminal Services Licensing.
> >>
> >>Thank you.
> >>
> >>Product__________________________________
> >Type__________Total______Available____Issued
> >>Existing Windows 2k License
> >Buit-in Unlimited Unlimited 7
> >>Temp Licenses for Existing Win2k
> >Temporary - - 1
> >>Win 2k Srv-Terminal Services CALs per token Open
> > 2 2 0
> >>
> >>.
> >>
> >.
> >