Joe
Wed Jan 11 09:46:09 CST 2006
It is amazing isn't it. Well, I've purchased all those licensing types, I
just need to complete the install now. Should be interesting.
"SuperGumby [SBS MVP]" <not@your.nellie> wrote in message
news:%23ea%23aD3EGHA.2704@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> Yes, the SBS CAL covers access to additional servers in the domain,
> however SBS CALs have never included TS CALs. (ie. you can access files,
> printers, etc... on the TS using your SBS CAL but you are not licensed to
> run a Terminal Session.)
>
> TS CALs must be purchased seperately and added to a TS Licensing Server.
> Circa 2000 there was no real preference where the TS Licensing Server
> resided. Also, some client OS's included a TS 2000 CAL as part of the OS
> License.
>
> I've not explored the possibilities for the location of a TS Licensing
> Server when the only DC is 2000 but access to a 2003 TS is required. Or I
> should say 'I've not explored it beyond the fact that it gets
> complicated'.
>
> I HATE licensing, but you must seperate the individual components. Client
> OS licenses are one thing (the right to run Windows 2000 Professional or
> Windows XP Pro/Home as an OS), Server licenses are another (the right to
> run a server OS, Windows Server 2000 or 2003), another is Client Access
> Licenses (CAL's) for either Windows Server or Windows Server Applications
> (eg, your SBS CAL, which is special, includes the right to access Windows
> Server file and print services, Exchange Server, and SQL Server, and some
> other stuff. Non-SBS environments need to purchase these 'Server Access'
> and 'Server Application Access' licenses as seperate items).
>
> I left TS CALs till last, 'coz TS CALs are not included in SBS CALs, and
> depending on certain factors you may or may not need to purchase them, and
> the control of your licenses may best be implemented by one (2000) or
> another (2003) TS Licensing Server.
>
> It's basically a 'can of worms'.
>
> "Joe Letter" <nojunk@nojunk.com> wrote in message
> news:%23HPPY7xEGHA.1180@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
>> Correct me if I am wrong but...
>> I don't think I need to purchase the 15 w2k3 cals.. the sbs2k cals
>> also are good for the 2k3 server as well:
>>
>> "The license agreement for the SBS 2000 client access license pack says,
>> "This CAL also authorizes you to access and use the services and
>> functionality of a Microsoft Windows 2000 Server that is in the same
>> domain as the Server Software." Although it is not specifically stated,
>> you are also allowed to access any computers that are running Windows
>> Server 2003 in the same domain as the SBS computer. The reference to
>> Windows Server 2003 was not included in the license agreement because
>> Windows Server 2003 was not a released product at the time. There are no
>> plans to update the text of the license agreement."
>> (
http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?id=327644)
>>
>> I do have the ts2k3 cals.. so that is good.
>>
>> And _thank you_ for the information on installing the licensing server
>> component on the 2k3 server not on the sbs2k server. That was very
>> helpful.
>>
>> Thanks again!
>> Joe
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "John Oliver, Jr. [MVP]" <jcoliverjr@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:%23eEovgwEGHA.3384@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
>>> It should be on the 2003 Terminal Server as 2003 TS Servers only talk to
>>> 2003 TS Licensing Servers. You do no that this will require you to
>>> purchase 15 TS2003 CALs, either User or Device? Now the other question
>>> is, do you also have 15 Windows 2003 CAL's as the SBS 2000 CAL does not
>>> include this.
>>>
>>> --
>>> John Oliver, Jr
>>> MCSE, MCT, CCNA
>>> Exchange MVP 2006
>>> Microsoft Certified Partner
>>>
>>> "Joe Letter" <nojunk@nojunk.com> wrote in message
>>> news:uTSMf5vEGHA.1028@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>>>>I am running a sbs2k server with ~15 users connecting. I also have a
>>>>win2k3 server that I am setting up as a application mode terminal
>>>>server. I don't know where to install the Terminal Server Licensing
>>>>component - should it be on the sbs server or on the win2k3 server?
>>>>
>>>> Microsoft says in
>>>> (
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sbs/2000/maintain/termsvcs.mspx)
>>>> that, "Make sure the Terminal Services Licensing Services is enabled on
>>>> the Small Business Server 2000 and that all necessary license tokens
>>>> are installed," and that," [on the ts server]Select Terminal Services.
>>>> Do not select Terminal Services Licensing (this will run on the Small
>>>> Business Server 2000)." _However_ this was written for a setup with
>>>> a sbs2k server and an older win2k server (not a win2k3 server).
>>>>
>>>> What am I to do?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks a bazillion,
>>>> Joe
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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