When we go to Server Manager > RDS > Overview > here's what we see: 'A remote Desktop Services deployment does not exist in the server pool.
#Remote desktop licensing registry license
By existing you mean RDS license server If so yes - it's 2016. IMHO both these people are recommending something which is not necessary. As for checking it - in the Server Manager, RDS, Overview you should see the Licensing server listed in the lower right panel. In the right pane, double-click the DWORD fDenyTSConnections and change its value from 1 to 0. When it is installed, by default if no RDS or TS Licensing server is specified via either GPO or Registry, it is in default Grace period which is 120 days. Once you are connected to the remote machine’s registry, navigate to the location: HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server. We often need to deploy Terminal Server (Remote Desktop Session Host in 2012) for testing purposes in development environments allowing more than 2 concurrent Remote Desktop Sessions on it. Must be a bug or something.īy the way, I did NOT have to do any group policy editing.should not have to since the licensing server was being applied using group policy anyway. Method 1: Enable Remote Desktop Using Registry Tweak. Use the Remote Desktop Services Licensing SAM template to assess the.
and X509 Certificate ID registry entries on the RD Session Host server.
I had set it to per user, but the registry entry was set to 5 (should be 4 for per user). Under Remote Desktop Services License Server Information, at least one license. Though I had set it correctly using "edit deployment properties". Actually, the the RDS licensing diagnoser kept saying that the mode is not set, even For me at least, the key part was : "make sure the server is part of a session collection."įor my RDS 2016 deployment, until I made the server part of a session collection, the RDS licensing diagnoser kept saying error! I also published an app at the same time.
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