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kickaha
Hi, all-
I have a Windows 2000 server that I set up in September.
Now my thin client terminals are no longer able to connect and I see
this message in the Event Log Viewer: "The terminal services client has
been disconnected because its temporary license has expired."
Looking at my MS Open License Order Confirmation, I see we purchased ten
"Microsoft Windows 2000 Server CAL English." My software provider is
telling me I actually needed to purchase ten "Terminal Server CALs" in
addition to what we've already purchased (at $80 a pop!)
My questions:
1. Do we really need both licenses?
2. If I purchase the Terminal Server CALs, what is involved in getting
my thin client users up and running again. Is it just a matter of
entering license key codes on the server? Or more than that?
TIA!
kickaha
I have a Windows 2000 server that I set up in September.
Now my thin client terminals are no longer able to connect and I see
this message in the Event Log Viewer: "The terminal services client has
been disconnected because its temporary license has expired."
Looking at my MS Open License Order Confirmation, I see we purchased ten
"Microsoft Windows 2000 Server CAL English." My software provider is
telling me I actually needed to purchase ten "Terminal Server CALs" in
addition to what we've already purchased (at $80 a pop!)
My questions:
1. Do we really need both licenses?
2. If I purchase the Terminal Server CALs, what is involved in getting
my thin client users up and running again. Is it just a matter of
entering license key codes on the server? Or more than that?
TIA!
kickaha