why doesn't i show my licence server

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i have 3 sites and on each site i have TSE

i have on each site a dc with terminal licence server enable and validate by
microsoft

i specify on each tse which server i must use

for me it is ok, but i just want to verify some point :

1) how can i be sure that my tse is connected to a licence server and will
not stop in 90 days
(i use lsview is it enough ?)

2) in site and services i only see on site A a TS-Enterprise Licence Server,
why can't i see the other licence server ?
(perhaps because they are domain server it is my next question?)

3) how can i verify that my TS licence server is in domain or enterprise
mode ?


4) and how can i modify this mode

thanks
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Re: why doesn't i show my licence server

comments inline.

=?Utf-8?B?bmljb2xhczI5?= <nt29@community.nospam> wrote on 08 jan
2008 in microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services:

> i have 3 sites and on each site i have TSE

Running which OS on the TS? And on the clients?

> i have on each site a dc with terminal licence server enable and
> validate by microsoft

Did you install any TS CALs on the TS Licensing Server?

> i specify on each tse which server i must use
>
> for me it is ok, but i just want to verify some point :
>
> 1) how can i be sure that my tse is connected to a licence
> server and will not stop in 90 days
> (i use lsview is it enough ?)

lsview is enough to check that your TS can locate the LS. But that
in itself doesn't guarantee that all is well, you need to verify
that the LS has issued permanent licenses to your clients. Also
keep an eye on the EventLog, which will record warnings if it can't
locate an LS or when the grace period or temporary licenses are
about to expire.

> 2) in site and services i only see on site A a TS-Enterprise
> Licence Server, why can't i see the other licence server ?
> (perhaps because they are domain server it is my next question?)

Sounds likely.

> 3) how can i verify that my TS licence server is in domain or
> enterprise mode ?

Check here:
How can I see if a TS Licensing Server is installed as Enterprise
or Domain LS?
http://ts.veranoest.net/ts_faq_licensing.htm#LS_role

> 4) and how can i modify this mode

AFAIK, only through re-installation.

_________________________________________________________
Vera Noest
MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
TS troubleshooting: http://ts.veranoest.net
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Re: why doesn't i show my licence server

hello thanks for your answer

answers inline.

nt
> > i have 3 sites and on each site i have TSE
>
> Running which OS on the TS? And on the clients?

nt :On site A and B TS are W2000S SPK4
On the clients XP PRO SPK2

>
> > i have on each site a dc with terminal licence server enable and
> > validate by microsoft
>
> Did you install any TS CALs on the TS Licensing Server?


nt: yes on each TS Licensing Server i install TS CALs for each site, that is
why i specify on each TS which Licensing Server it must use

> > i specify on each tse which server i must use
> >
> > for me it is ok, but i just want to verify some point :
> >
> > 1) how can i be sure that my tse is connected to a licence
> > server and will not stop in 90 days
> > (i use lsview is it enough ?)
>
> lsview is enough to check that your TS can locate the LS. But that
> in itself doesn't guarantee that all is well, you need to verify
> that the LS has issued permanent licenses to your clients. Also
> keep an eye on the EventLog, which will record warnings if it can't
> locate an LS or when the grace period or temporary licenses are
> about to expire.
>
> > 2) in site and services i only see on site A a TS-Enterprise
> > Licence Server, why can't i see the other licence server ?
> > (perhaps because they are domain server it is my next question?)
>
> Sounds likely.
>
> > 3) how can i verify that my TS licence server is in domain or
> > enterprise mode ?
>
> Check here:
> How can I see if a TS Licensing Server is installed as Enterprise
> or Domain LS?
> http://ts.veranoest.net/ts_faq_licensing.htm#LS_role
>
> > 4) and how can i modify this mode
>
> AFAIK, only through re-installation.
 
RE: why doesn't i show my licence server

Dear Customer,

Thanks for your post and thanks Vera for the information sharing.

About your first and third questions, Vera has already shared you some
detailed and helpful information.

Here, I 'd like to add some more information regarding how to discover a
Terminal Services Licensing server.

If the server that has Terminal Server enabled is member of a Windows
Server-based domain, there are three methods that you can use to discover a
Terminal Services Licensing server.

Method 1: LicenseServers Registry Key Query

A server that has Terminal Server enabled first queries any servers that
are listed in the LicenseServers registry.
The following is the location of this registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TermService\Parameters\
LicenseServers

Method 2: Enterprise License Server Query

A server that has Terminal Server enabled queries the Active Directory
directory service site for the following object, where site-name is the
name of the site in which the server that has Terminal Server enabled
resides, and domainname is the domain name that the server that has
Terminal Server enabled is a member of:
LDAP://CN=TS-Enterprise-License-Server,CN=site-name,CN=sites,CN=configuratio
n,DC=domainname,DC=com

Method 3: Domain License Server Query

A server that has Terminal Server enabled queries all domain controllers in
the site. If no Terminal Services Licensing servers are found in the same
site, the search ends. Use Method 1 to specify the license server.

Therefore, if your main concern is how to specify a Terminal Services
Licensing server, you can take advantage of method 1 mentioned above.

The following are some related articles for your reference:

How to override the license server discovery process in Windows Server 2003
Terminal Services
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=279561

Establishing preferred Windows 2000 Terminal Services license server
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=239107

I hope this helps.

Sincerely,
Neo Zhu,
Microsoft Online Support
Microsoft Global Technical Support Center

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RE: why doesn't i show my licence server

Hello,

How's everything going?

I'm wondering if the suggestion has helped or if you have any further
questions.

Please feel free to respond to the newsgroups if I can assist further.

Sincerely,
Neo Zhu,
Microsoft Online Support
Microsoft Global Technical Support Center

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| Dear Customer,
|
| Thanks for your post and thanks Vera for the information sharing.
|
| About your first and third questions, Vera has already shared you some
| detailed and helpful information.
|
| Here, I 'd like to add some more information regarding how to discover a
| Terminal Services Licensing server.
|
| If the server that has Terminal Server enabled is member of a Windows
| Server-based domain, there are three methods that you can use to discover
a
| Terminal Services Licensing server.
|
| Method 1: LicenseServers Registry Key Query
|
| A server that has Terminal Server enabled first queries any servers that
| are listed in the LicenseServers registry.
| The following is the location of this registry key:
|
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TermService\Parameters\
| LicenseServers
|
| Method 2: Enterprise License Server Query
|
| A server that has Terminal Server enabled queries the Active Directory
| directory service site for the following object, where site-name is the
| name of the site in which the server that has Terminal Server enabled
| resides, and domainname is the domain name that the server that has
| Terminal Server enabled is a member of:
|
LDAP://CN=TS-Enterprise-License-Server,CN=site-name,CN=sites,CN=configuratio
| n,DC=domainname,DC=com
|
| Method 3: Domain License Server Query
|
| A server that has Terminal Server enabled queries all domain controllers
in
| the site. If no Terminal Services Licensing servers are found in the same
| site, the search ends. Use Method 1 to specify the license server.
|
| Therefore, if your main concern is how to specify a Terminal Services
| Licensing server, you can take advantage of method 1 mentioned above.
|
| The following are some related articles for your reference:
|
| How to override the license server discovery process in Windows Server
2003
| Terminal Services
| http://support.microsoft.com/?id=279561
|
| Establishing preferred Windows 2000 Terminal Services license server
| http://support.microsoft.com/?id=239107
|
| I hope this helps.
|
| Sincerely,
| Neo Zhu,
| Microsoft Online Support
| Microsoft Global Technical Support Center
|
| Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
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| that others may learn and benefit from your issue.
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