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Windows Server Forum / Windows 2000 / Terminal Services / January 2005W2K License Server not found
I have a W2K license server running that is also a DC. It has been correctly reactivated a couple of times but, immediately after successful reactivation over the web, the System event log will contain a warning, TermServLicensing 18, stating that the license server has not been activated. If I open Term Serv Licensing, it searches for a license server, then states that no license server is available in the current domain or workgroup. If I connect specifically to the server, it shows up as activated and I can see the licenses allocated. All of our clients are W2K Pro. On top of this, users occasionally get assigned temporary licenses that expire after three months. There doesn't seem to be a pattern for this and I can't figure out how to avoid this. What am I doing wrong? Thanx, Garth Have you tried uninstalling TSLS, rebooting, then reinstall TSLS and reactivate. Your Terminal Server is Windows 2000, yes? Patrick Rouse Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server http://www.workthin.com > I have a W2K license server running that is also a DC. It has been > correctly reactivated a couple of times but, immediately after [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Thanx, > Garth No, I have not tried un/reinstalling License Server from the box which is running W2K. Does that cause any probs with reactivation? Thanx for the quick reply... > Have you tried uninstalling TSLS, rebooting, then reinstall TSLS and > reactivate. Your Terminal Server is Windows 2000, yes? [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >>Thanx, >>Garth What's the difference if it's not working. At the very worst you'd have to call the Microsoft Clearinghouse. > No, I have not tried un/reinstalling License Server from the box which > is running W2K. Does that cause any probs with reactivation? [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > >>Thanx, > >>Garth Good point. However it does appear to be working, sort-of, since it does hand out licenses to most of the workstations. I'll reinstall LS and see what happens. Thanx, Garth > What's the difference if it's not working. At the very worst you'd have to > call the Microsoft Clearinghouse. [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >>>>Thanx, >>>>Garth |
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