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This is the first of a 2 part article I’m going to do on the Windows 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services, or RDS. This first article I’m going to cover the technology.
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If the Terminal Server (and thus the TS Licensing Server) are running Windows 2008 and the Terminal Server is configured to use the Per User licensing mode, then you need a trust relationship between the domain containing the TS Licensing Server and the domain containing the user accounts. This is not needed if the TS runs Windows 2003, since Per User licenses are not tracked on Windows 2003 as you already stated above. Kind regards, Harm-Jan van Tiel now it’s your turn to apologize haha, Love Microsoft &its people to bits! Thank you both for replying to my question. This information is very helpful.
I was wondering if you have a link that talks about the per user vs per device TRUST issue. (Where in Per Devices, non-trusted devices can get CALs) It sounds like I'm am OK. If I use PER DEVICE licensing. My organization is very large. We must place all windows servers in a domain (for security reasons - GPO/etc).
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Can I place my RDS license server in one forest, use per device licensing and hand our CALs to remote non-trusted devices? The link gave you above is exactly about that. If there is no security checking there is no need for any trust. Just watch for Firewall settngs because they an be tricky if you use IPSec traffic only etc. But in general you should be fine with PER DEVICE and License Server being standalone. If you won't do so you will face problems like Firewall settings, connection policies settings etc. But maybe your settings in domains arent that strict at all and it will just work like that.
For your 2003 boxes please also check this KB: again I wold highly advise not to put the license server in any domain. Because you will end up with either/or., Love Microsoft &its people to bits! For the follow up. 'again I wold highly advise not to put the license server in any domain.
Because you will end up with either/or' - can you please expand on this. 1) Can I place a RDS license server in a domain and hand out PER Device CALS to non-trusted domains (assuming that I disable security checking)?
2) Assuming that I place my RDS License server in a domain, I should also be able to hand our PER USER CALS to members of the trusted domains.? (its only when I try to hand out PER User CALS that I will be blocked from sending these to non trusted domains) I'm not sure that I understand what you mean by either/or? Hi, I recommend you test that RDSH servers in remote non-trusted domains are able to obtain RDS CALs from a RD Licensing server (whether it is joined to a domain or it is in workgroup mode) before rolling this out. I say this because I think some of the security was tightened up starting with 2008 or 2008 R2.
I am going off of vague memory, but I think the RPC call from the RDSH to the RD Licensing server will fail because it cannot authenticate and/or lack of permissions. If Alex tests it out and gives you the precise configuration steps to make it work then I would trust it, otherwise please test before assuming it will work. I believe I tested a similar configuration several months ago and it did not work. TP - thanks for that information. Yes, this forum question represents my first investigation steps on getting advice on how the RDS Licensing service works. Before deploying anything, we will test it.
However, these forums are a great place to learn about the products and get links or references on what the Microsoft supported configuration is. I;d rather narrow the testing effort here first - if possible. In my situation, I can't have a server joined to a workgroup - this is goes against internal company security policy.
Therefore, I see only two choices. 1) install RDS License server in each Forest (we have 6 of them). Plus, you want to have redundancy in case a server is offline, so, that mean I will need 12 RDS License servers (2 per forest). 2) Install RDS License server in one forest. Install maybe 2 or three of them for redundancy). Use Per device mode. Alex, Where you ever able to test this?
I was able to perform a test in my lab and was NOT able to have the RD License server hand out licenses to a RD Session Host in a remote domain (in per device mode). Even when I dropped the RD License server to a workgroup, I still was not able to get a license. However, I think this was due to windows 2008 R2 built-in security. I kept seing security audit errors in the security event log of the RD session host server when it tried to get a license.
I even went as far as enabling Guest account access on both servers. But was never able to get the RD License server to hand out a license to the RD Session host. Finally, I added the workgroup RD License server back into a non trusted domain.
Then created a trust between forests, and immediately the RD License server was able to hand out a license. I'm going to continue testing. I've tried to search the internet for a document that talks about RD License server design in a multi forest environment with no trusts.
But so far, it looks like I need at least one RD License server per forest. All, After doing some testing in my lab environment and reaching out to some Microsoft consultants, I have found that (in my case), we will need one or more RD License servers in each Forest.
A two way trust is always needed in order for the RD license server to be able to hand out licenses. The issue, it appears, has more to due with the security of Windows 2008 R2 more then the RD Licensing technology. When I placed the RD License server in a worgroup or in a non-trusted domain, I was not able to receive an RD CAL.
However, I saw my RD Host trying to get the license from the RD License server. But in the securty logs, the communication was being rejected. Event ID 4625 and Event ID 4775 (authentication errors). I tried to work around these issues by enabling the Guest account, everyone, etc. But for the remote computer to be able to 'talk' to the RD License server, some kind of authentication needed to be granted.
On the RD Session Host, you can place credentials but this is only used during commication/diagnostic tests. Anyway, I just wanted to update the post here to help anyone else with the same questions I had.
A fully functional and activated 2012 Remote Desktop Session Host server displayed the following message: This was a simple setup on one server with the: connection broker, Session Host and Licensing server with 2012 CAL’s installed. Even though the licensing seems to be configured correctly, in server manager: and powershell: Licensing diagnostics: everywhere you look, everything seems to be OK. But the license manager shows something odd: No licenses are being used? This server was used since late 2012. Some interesting things could also be found in the event logs, the following events appear: EventID: 1130 Source: TerminalServices-RemoteConnectionManager The Remote Desktop Session Host server does not have a Remote Desktop license server specified. To specify a license server for the Remote Desktop Session Host server, use the Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration tool.
And: EventID: 1128 Source: TerminalServices-RemoteConnectionManager The RD Licensing grace period has expired and the service has not registered with a license server with installed licenses. A RD Licensing server is required for continuous operation. A Remote Desktop Session Host server can operate without a license server for 120 days after initial start up.
The solution was to delete the REGBINARY in HKEYLOCALMACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Control Terminal Server RCM GracePeriod Only leaving the default. Note: you must take ownership and give admin users full control to be able to delete this key. After a reboot the server should be working again, licenses are now being used: Although everything seemed to be ok and configured correctly with valid licenses, it seems that the setup was still in a 180 day grace period, even though it was correctly configured.
A possible bug in RDS 2012? Hi, Just wondering if you tried this first to point to the Licensing server? Although I can understand why you may not have done this. 1.Open an elevated Windows PowerShell prompt 2.Type the following command on the PS prompt and press Enter: $obj = gwmi -namespace “Root/CIMV2/TerminalServices” Win32TerminalServiceSetting 3.Run the following command to set the licensing mode: Note: Value = 2 for Per device, Value = 4 for Per User $obj.ChangeMode(value) 4.Run the following command to replace the machine name with License Server: $obj.SetSpecifiedLicenseServerList(“LicServer”) 5.Run the following command to verify the settings that are configured using above mentioned steps: $obj.GetSpecifiedLicenseServerList.
Hi I have a Windows 2008 Foundation server running on a HP ProLiant ML 115. I want to be able to use the server as a terminal server and I have purchased some Windows 2008 terminal services client access licenses (CALs), MS product number X14-52739 (HP Branded product 46753-B21). The server is a member of a Windows 2003 SBS domain, I have installed the Terminal Services Licensing Manager on the Foundation server and the discovery scope is forest wide. When I go to install the TS CALs through the automatic connection to the MS clearance house, I receive an error, The serial number is not valid.
I have tried to install the licenses through a web browser and also via telephone, however the license team are telling me the license code I have is invalid. As a test I have tried to install the TS CAL license I have on a Windows 2008 Standard server through the web browser installation method and goes through the motions to install the license ok. So the TS CAL license code I have is ok, but just won't activate / install on a Windows 2008 Foundation server. As an another test, I have tried to install some 2008 TS CALs supplied through our Microsoft Partner Program, however these will also not activate / install on the Windows 2008 Foundation server. Has anyone else had this problem, or know if there are different TS CALs available for Windows 2008 Foundation server? Paul, Foundation Server has RDS functionality (per Microsoft documentation: ), so that is good. Have you tried installing the license server on another machine and then installing the CALs?
How about calling the and having them help you? Also, I don't understand what you did here: ' As a test I have tried to install the TS CAL license I have on a Windows 2008 Standard server through the web browser installation method and goes through the motions to install the license ok' TS CALs get installed via the license server. So how exactly did you do this test? Did you install a TS license server somewhere else and then install the TS CALs? If not, perhaps your TS CAL is not really a TS CAL, but maybe a Windows CAL?
Hope this helps, Kristin L. Griffin Co-Author of the (and a SUPER BIG fan of the Microsoft RDV Team!!!). Hi Kristin Thank you for response.
Unfortunately, the only server I can install the Terminal Server Licensing Manager in this environment is on the Windows 2008 foundation server. It is not possible to install 2008 TS CALs on a Terminal Server licensing server running Windows 2003 server. As I said in my original post, I have tried to call the MS clearing house, but they say I do not have a valid TS CAL license key and won't help any further. As regards your final comment, I did install Terminal Server Licensing Manager on a Windows 2008 Standard server, activated the server, selected the option to use the Web Browser to install licenses, inputted the server ID from the Windows 2008 Standard server, filled in my details, selected to use the License Pak (Retail Purchase), then was able to put in the 2008 TS CAL license code and was able to add the TS CAL license to the list of keys to be installed. I am not able to do this on the Foundation server, as it comes back with Invalid License Code as soon as I press the add button. Hope this makes sense. Any help would be appreciated.
Paul, It sounds like you have gone through the motions to install the CALs on another 2008 Std server, but never actually punched the button to complete the process; in other words, because it was added to the 'to be installed list', which was further than you got on Foundation server, you assume the CALs are valid. Is that right? If so, then these are my thoughts: 1. You have a valid TS CAL, but foundation server does not take it. If so then why?
Can Foundation Server not actually function as a LS? I have not found documentation saying that. You don't actually have a valid code, even though it gets added to the 'to be installed' list. I would go back, add it to the 2008 Std server again and actually install it. IF that works, then I would take that to the Clearing House see if they can help you there. You can get them to at least re-issue the licenses.
If this works, then I would be interested to know so we can pursue further. If they do not install all they way, then you know you need to go back to your vendor and get them to re-issue what you need. In the meantime, I am looking for anything that states unequivocally that Foundation server cannot be a license server. The only limitations I have found are stated in the comparison guides:. 50 RDS connection limit. 50 RD Gateway connection limit Hope this helps, Kristin L.
Griffin Co-Author of the (and a SUPER BIG fan of the Microsoft RDV Team!!!). Hi Kristan Thank you once again for your reply. I have managed to successfully install the 2008 TS CALs on a Windows 2008 Standard server. This proves the TS CAL is valid, however it will not install on a Windows 2008 Foundation server with a message 'The serial number is not valid'. Of course when I come to eventually install the license on the Foundation server, I will now have to get MS Clearing House to release the TS CAL, as it has now already been installed on another server. Like you, I have been unable to find any documentation to confirm if the Windows 2008 Foundation server can be a TS license server. However, it would not be cost effective to purchase and install a Windows 2008 Standard server just to act as a TS license server for the Windows 2008 Foundation server!!
As far as I can tell, it is like the server ID that the Windows 2008 Foundation server is producing in the TS license server is incorrect for the TS CALs. I have been unable to find any 2008 TS CAL product that is specifically designed for the Windows 2008 Foundation server, except for a possible HP branded product which is 2008 TS CALs for emerging markets, which of course can't be purchased in the UK. As I mentioned in my first post, I have even tried to install some 2008 TS CALs supplied through our Microsoft Partner Program, however these will also not install on the Windows 2008 Foundation server.
I have tried to contact MS Clearing House on several occasions, but as soon as I give them the server ID and TS CAL license code, they tell me that the TS CAL license code is invalid, which of course I know it isn't. I will contact MS Clearing House again and see if they are prepared to re-issue the license.
Of course if I go back to the vendor to re-issue the license, I am going to be in exactly the same situation. It is like the servers at MS clearing house need to be updated to accept the server ID that the Windows 2008 Foundation server is producing in the TS license server with the 2008 TS CAL packs. I can't believe that anyone else is not having similar problems. Many thanks Paul. Paul, Now that you have successfully installed the TS CALs on a Std server, I absolutely agree with you on all points. I would think it highly unlikely that MS would make you purchase another 2008 server just to be a license server for a RDSH implemented on Foundation Server 2008.
I am going to ask the Microsoft TS Forum lead to take a look at this thread and perhaps get the licensing team to check this out. So hang tight, and hopefully we can get to the bottom of this:) Hope this helps, Kristin L. Griffin Co-Author of the (and a SUPER BIG fan of the Microsoft RDV Team!!!). Hi, I have the exact same fault in the same situation. Foundation 2008 server part of a domain being used as a terminal server, and the 2008 ts licence cals will not install - invaild licence code.
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After 3 months of trouble shooting with microsoft, we have achieved nothing. We have tried reinstalling the ts licencing, removed all roles and reinstalled terminal services and licencing only. Remove server from the domain. Even got a new ts cal key from Microsoft that didnt work either. When the ts cal keys are checked, they seem to be vaild, but they will not work with foundation.
The lastest news was this, I cut and pasted from an email. I've no idea what it means. We have checked and found that the TSLS is of Beta3 Version whereas the License codes being used are of WS2008.Due to this the error is coming up. I'm now runnig up a new install on a spare box just so my cllient can continue with ts as the grace period runs out tomorrow.
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Really crazy! Hi I have eventually managed to get this problem fixed for me through Microsoft Premier Support, 0118 909 7994. After eventually being put through to the licensing department, I read off my server ID from TS Licensing Manager and 2008 TS CAL license code, and they returned a license key pack ID which I was able to add to the server. This then installed my 5 user TS CAL. I get the feeling that this is a workaround rather than a fix, and next time I come to install a Windows 2008 Foundation server, I think I am going to hit the same problem. Hopefully the RDV Licensing team will come up with a proper fix.
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Many thanks Paul.
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