Lms 3.2 and window server 2008 standard: License Server/Daemon Manager is down

LMS 3.2 and window server 2008 standard, get error when we try
Khi truy nhập vào menu chức năng:
License Server/Daemon Manager is down. Please check license.log for more information.
access licensing:
Error communicating with License Server. License Server may be down. Please start the License Server, then refresh the page.
Lincense.txt is file log of LMS
Must I have to active window server 2008 first ?
thank you very much ?

Hi ,
--Add the Casuser to the Administrator Group
and then reset the casuser password:
1. Go to CSCOpx\setup\support> and run the following command:
resetCasuser.exe
2. Restart the daemon manager:
Net stop crmdmgtd
Net start crmdmgtd
Let me know how it works
If above did not help then send me the syslog.log and screen shot of the EventViewer with the latest Application Error that you see there.
--also screen shot of the below directory :
NMSROOT\etc\license
Thanks
Afroj

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