These are the keywords in your post:
> ... in to the machine when there are already 10 users in. If
> someone logs out, I can login. Otherwise it doesn't work....
This means that you have only 10 *concurrent* licenses available.
TS CALs are not concurrent, they are per device in W2K.
It means that your problem lies not in TS CALs, but in normal
server CALs. No client gets a free or build-in server CAL, so
you'll have to buy more server CALs. These are in the Comtrol
Panel Licensing applet.
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"Matt Mikkalson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> I have a w2k server on sp3. (TS is in App mode.) I have 10 TS
> CALs under type Open. All 10 have been assigned. I have 10 TS
> CALs under type Select. Only one of the Select Licenses have
> been assigned. There is also the unlimited licenses for w2k
> machines and xp pro machines. Of the 10 Open Licenses that were
> being used, only three of the machines are in use. The other
> seven have been replaced with newer machines running xp pro
> (they are unplugged from the network and sitting in the basement
> in pieces). There are only a handful of machines that Terminal
> serve into the server that are win98. This is the problem I am
> running into.
>
> Terminal Server is running out of licenses. But I'm not sure
> how. My machine has xp pro and it tells me I can't terminal
> serve in to the machine when there are already 10 users in. If
> someone logs out, I can login. Otherwise it doesn't work. How
> is this possible when I am in the unlimited list (In Terminal
> Server Licensing Program)? How does the Select CAL type work?
> Why has only one license of that type been used? Shouldn't it
> use those licenses before telling anyone that there aren't
> enough licenses? How do I un-assign the licenses that are
> attached to machines that are no longer being used?
>
> I have searched the Microsoft knowledgebase and have come up
> with nothing that helps me. How can I get terminal server to
> work for all users? I am running into a handful of angry users
> from our satelite offices which can't get to programs on the
> server to run their month end reports. And most of them are XP
> Pro users!
>
> Thank you,
> Matt
