Posted August 21, 200816 yr You can install both 2000 and 2003 TSCALs on a 2003 TSLS. A 2003 TS can serve both 2003 and 2000 Terminal Servers. -- Patrick C. Rouse Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server SE, West Coast USA & Canada Quest Software, Provision Networks Division Virtual Client Solutions http://www.provisionnetworks.com "Steven L Chan" wrote: > Brief Summary: > > We had a Windows 2000 DC that was a Terminal Server Licensing box, which > distributed CALs to our Windows 2000 Terminal Server users. Recently, we > have demoted all Windows 2000 DC and installed 3 new Windows 2003 DC's. > Therefore, the Terminal Server Licensing on the former Windows 2000 DC > ceased to work. > > I had to installed a Terminal Server Licensing on one of our Windows 2003 DC > this morning, because none of our users were able to connect to our Windows > 2000/2003 terminal servers. I was able to obtain new Windows 2003 CALs thru > Microsoft and everyting worked out fine. > > Previously, we've purchased 400 Windows 2000 and 275 Windows 2003, terminal > server CALs. > > My questions are: > > The Windows 2003 Terminal Server License should be able to distribute CALs > to Windows 2000 and Windows Terminal Server, right? > > All I need to do is install the Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 CALs on the > Terminal Server License box, or purchase additional Windows 2003 CAL to be > backward compatible with Windows 2000? > > Thanks, > Steven >
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