Hello ToddAndMargo,
No, forget the license logging service, it never worked as expected from
Microsoft and is removed since Windows 2008, also the option in AD sites
and services for license server.
Set the service to disabled and you are done. For TS licensing you need the
real TS license server and that's all. Normal licenses you have to control
yourself with the correct amount on paper to show, if you are asked for.
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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> Hi All,
>
> I have a Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server. When I
> click on Admin Tools, Licensing (llsmgr.exe), I get a pop up
> that says that "\\server" in unaccessible. "\\server"
> is the name of my Linux Samba Primary Domain Controller
> (PDC). It has no "license service". There are no other
> Windows Servers on this network, other that the WS2000 TS
> that the WS2003 server is replacing.
> I have all my TS CALs installed. Is there any reason why I even need
> to use "Licensing" to install my regular licenses? Every thing seems
> to be working fine without my regular CALs.
>
> If I need to install a "license service" on this TS, how do I do it?
> The "License Logging" service is running. I can not figure out how to
> get llsmgr.exe to use it.
>
> Many thanks,
> -T
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