Administrative TS licenses

[Jim Matthews]

In Windows 2000, you are allowed two "free" Terminal Services licenses for
administration use.

I don't see that Windows 2003 provides the same thing - am I missing
something ?

Thanks

JM

 

[MikeVa [MSFT]]

No license is required for up to two simultaneous remote connections in
addition to the server console session.

From:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pr...elp/1e839788-9a2b-4ba6-9929-82435a634cca.mspx

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[Jim Matthews]

Many Thanks, Doug

No license is required for up to two simultaneous remote connections in
addition to the server console session.

From:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pr...elp/1e839788-9a2b-4ba6-9929-82435a634cca.mspx

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In Windows 2000, you are allowed two "free" Terminal Services licenses
for
administration use.

I don't see that Windows 2003 provides the same thing - am I missing
something ?

Thanks

JM