Mac RDP into Windows 2008 Server

Today, my Mac users are having a problem connecting to a Windows 2008R2 Server. They're getting the following error:"You were disconnected from the Windows-based computer because of problems during the licensing protocol"This morning, we moved this server to a new domain with a profile migration tool, and now none of the Macs can make an RDP connection.Searching for this error has yielded a lot of results, but most of them are client side, and don't seem to be suited to a case where there really was a change to the server. I have tried:
Updating the Mac RDP client to 2.1.2Using CoRD instead of the native appDeleted "/Users/Shared/Microsoft/RDC Crucial Server Information"Made sure the server accepts all versions of RDP (less secure)Rebuilt the CAL database in the RD Licensing ManagerDeactivated and Reactivated the RD Licensing Manager...
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