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Sam Munzani
Guest
Hi,
Our company acquired a small company who had Windows 2003 running great
plaines accounting software with Terminal Server. Since we needed this box
to join our AD domain, we simply ran dcpromo and removed AD from it and made
it join our domain. Its part of our AD domain now but that introduced a few
issues.
1. SQL server doesn't start because the pre-requisite services don't start.
It doesn't tell me what services it really depends on. In the dependency
tab, nothing is listed.
2. TS licensing service doesn't start and gives me event ID 44 that the
local group doesn't exist. Since this is not a stand alone server, I created
a group manually to AD but that didn't help.
What I really want to achieve.
1. Backup existing TS license. Remove TS services. Put TS services back and
then restore the TS licenses.
Is this possible at all? A few KB article references calling MS TS licensing
CSC but phone number is not published anywhere. What can be done from this
point?
Thanks,
Sam
Our company acquired a small company who had Windows 2003 running great
plaines accounting software with Terminal Server. Since we needed this box
to join our AD domain, we simply ran dcpromo and removed AD from it and made
it join our domain. Its part of our AD domain now but that introduced a few
issues.
1. SQL server doesn't start because the pre-requisite services don't start.
It doesn't tell me what services it really depends on. In the dependency
tab, nothing is listed.
2. TS licensing service doesn't start and gives me event ID 44 that the
local group doesn't exist. Since this is not a stand alone server, I created
a group manually to AD but that didn't help.
What I really want to achieve.
1. Backup existing TS license. Remove TS services. Put TS services back and
then restore the TS licenses.
Is this possible at all? A few KB article references calling MS TS licensing
CSC but phone number is not published anywhere. What can be done from this
point?
Thanks,
Sam