Windows Server 2008/R2 Terminal Server Licensing

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  1. criskola

    criskola MDL Novice

    Mar 9, 2009
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    Hi Katczajk,

    please help me
    need 100 TS License 2008 r2 per device premium vdi
    server 2008 R2
    Product ID: 92573-029-3256221-27238

    Last / Surname: kola
    First / Given Name: cris
    Company: kol
    Country/Region: United States

    Thanks a lot :(
     
  2. Tito

    Tito Super Mod / Adviser
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  3. jaugusto

    jaugusto MDL Novice

    Jan 20, 2012
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    Hi Katczajk,

    Could you please help me...

    Server 2008 Sp2 Enterprise

    Server ID:00486-001-0001076-84314
    Last / Surname: Sandoval
    First / Given Name: Augusto
    Company: Intiengineering
    Country/Region: Canada

    Require 50 or more TS License (per user).
     
  4. miamidave

    miamidave MDL Novice

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    Activation and cals

    Hi Katczajk,

    Could you please help me...

    Server 2008R2 Sp2 STD

    Server ID:55041-013-2902044-84040
    Last / Surname: KKGFW
    First / Given Name: Admin
    Company: KKGFW
    Country/Region: USA

    Require 150 TS CALS
     
  5. catman2112

    catman2112 MDL Novice

    Feb 12, 2012
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    Awesome

    You, my friend, are a saint. I actually did this by selecting "Per User" as well instead of per machine...

    Well done!
     
  6. Alphawaves

    Alphawaves Super Moderator/Developer
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    #186 Alphawaves, Feb 13, 2012
    Last edited: Feb 14, 2012
    @Katczajk, Please Multiquote!!!
     
  7. micheldewit

    micheldewit MDL Novice

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    Ok, found the trick. When using the " Do It yourself " page, if you want Windows 2008 R2, do not select " Windows 2008 R2 VDI " etc, but select " Windows 2008 R2 RDS Per Device CAL or Windows 2008 Per Device Cal ", and you should be able to active it.
     
  8. Casium

    Casium MDL Novice

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    Or use the "Per User CAL". Ignore that the document says Windows Server 2003, and use 2008 anyway.
     
  9. mariocase84

    mariocase84 MDL Novice

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    #190 mariocase84, Jun 12, 2012
    Last edited: Jun 12, 2012
    Please 50 Device CAL

    Last / Surname: "test"
    First / Given Name: "test"
    Company: "test"
    Country/Region: United States
    Product ID:00486-006-1940707-20150
    Server ID: M2M7P - JQ6JY - V424X - TYTCB - 9H82B - R6YD4 - R7QG4

    Thanks :worthy:
     
  10. boss1921

    boss1921 MDL Novice

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    Any recent updates/developments on whether the "Do it yourself" method works for SBS 2011 Cal's ? ... I'm interested in putting together an SBS Box and just wanted to know what to expect.

    Thanks
     
  11. prathaprabhumicrosoft

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    Windows Server 2008 Device / User CALs (20) is available in MSDN Subscription based on your sub. level. :)
     
  12. Joan_net

    Joan_net MDL Novice

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    Hi, just one question, I should work on a Windows 2008R2 Foundation?? I strongly believe that the steps are not the same??
    It's possible that step 3:

    SERVER Go to the Terminal Server Licensing, Right-click on Terminal Server >Properties > Installation Method: Select Installation Method "Web Browser"

    Doesn't work in the same style with foundation R2 Server? Thanks in advance.
     
  13. medo3abed

    medo3abed MDL Junior Member

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    THX a lot pdf.
     
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  14. joshu

    joshu MDL Junior Member

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    Hi does this work to generate CALs for Windows Server 2012? Thanks.
     
  15. joshu

    joshu MDL Junior Member

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    Has anyone tried to use activate.microsoft.com to generate CALs for Server 2012 or is the method described in this thread no longer valid? Thanks.
     
  16. joshu

    joshu MDL Junior Member

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    Replying to myself I can now confirm that the process outlined in this thread works for Windows Server 2012!!! Whoopty Doo Daa :D
     
  17. turningfish

    turningfish MDL Novice

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    Is there an official guide to CAL's activation? The first page of this thread doesn't have anything concrete. Maybe someone can post one?

    Thanks