Regarding Terminal services

hi i have one doubt..
Actually more than 2 user want to take remote connection in single physical machine/virtual machine for that what licensing we have to go for procurement?
Thanks in advance..

Hi,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum.
Agree with words of clain, in addition you can refer following thread for more details.
Enabling more Remote Desktop Connections in Windows 2012
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/cf93b596-413b-4390-a452-acb19a4b0b14/enabling-more-remote-desktop-connections-in-windows-2012?forum=winserverTS
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
TechNet Community Support

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Hi Philip
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After many years of complaints, Microsoft has done little to address the overwhelming outcry for information on the accessing the Terminal Services properties through LDAP.
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https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff635189.aspx
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Hi Eric,
Thank you for your post in Windows Server Forum.
Can you elaborate the issue which you are facing with NLA check box grayed out?
You can try to check the connection for the local user to check whether he can bale to login the system without adding the user to NLA authentication.
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Terminal Services (TS) or Remote Desktop Services (RDS) scenario clarifications

Dear Support,
Question:
Do I still need to purchase RDS CALS license? or can use MSDN CALs in the Terminal Server?
Due to MSDN subscribers are End users, do not use Production Data and have to demo their developed applications to other End users group.
Scenario:
1. Use only Remote Desktop Session.
2. End users are MSDN Subscribers. (Although stated by Microsoft End users are non MSDN subscribers)
3. End users demo applications to End users.
4. End users develop their applications and have to demo to other End users group.
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Client Access Licenses for Terminal Services
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users can simultaneously access your demonstration this way. Your demonstration must not use production data. MSDN subscribers are licensed to demonstrate their applications to end users,
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Accessing CALs
MSDN subscribers can access CALs for demonstration purposes through the
Product keys page of MSDN Subscriber Downloads. Please access the documentation resources online for assistance with the
Terminal Server activation process. If you have any questions, please visit the Microsoft
Terminal Services forum.
Mary Lee

Hi
Please call the licensing to be sure. In the USA (866) 230-0560 or
[email protected]
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Hi Tom,
Thanks for your post.
If I understand correctly, the current status is that you have added Domain Admins and Bosses groups to the local Administrators group on all Windows XP workstations, Windows Server 2003 terminal server, and the domain controllers. You can log onto the Windows XP workstations and the Terminal server via RDP with a user that is a member of the Bosses group. However, you cannot log onto the domain controllers with the same user. If there is anything I have misunderstood, please feel free to let me know.
To better understand the issue, I suggest that you perform the following steps to check if the permission is configured correctly:
1.    Please run rsop.msc to open the Resultant Set of Policy console on the domain controller.
2.    Navigate to Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment
3.    Verify that the Administrators group is added to the policy Allow log on through Terminal Services.
If the group is not added to the policy or the setting is not correct, please edit the Default Domain Controller Policy GPO to correct the settings.
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Problem Launching BPC for Excel in Terminal Services/Citrix Environment

Hello.
We are having an issue launching BPC in our terminal services/citrix environment. This is not the main way that users will be accessing BPC, but we plan to have it available for off-hours/off-site use.
Here are details on our environment.
1) BPC version: 5.0.502 (5.1, SP3, patch 4)
2) Env: 1 web/app server, 1 database server
3) SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition, SP2
4) Problem occurs sporadically for any user.
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I opened this with support, but they said it's my problem. I'd appreciate any ideas to solve this. Thanks, Nancy

Hello,
I have exactly the same problem too (Citrix / BPC 7.0M SP6 Client).
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ADS+Terminal Services on a Single Physical Server running Windows Server 2008 R2

We have a Dual Processor Server (2 x Intel Xeon E5-2620v2 + 32GB RAM) running on Windows Server 2008 R2. This has ADS configured. We now wish to add a VDI Setup with NComputing Zero-Clients. We have to run Terminal Services with User RDS CAL + User
CAL for all VDI Clients.
Please confirm if we can have both the ADS & Terminal Services running on the same physical server ? Are there known issues or crashes due to this ? Or should both these run on two different servers ? Customer does not want to invest in one more server
& OS. Hence, we have to run both the services on a single physical server. Customer has just upgraded his server to a Dual Processor with 32GB RAM to accommodate both the services.
Please advice, if we can run both the ADS & TS on the same server. What is the best practice for this Solution ?
Thanks & Regards,
VR
([email protected])

Hi,
After referring your comment I can say that, you can able to use ADS and Terminal service on same physical server with server 2008 R2. But installing a terminal server on an Active Directory domain controller is not recommended. I suggest that it’s not a good
practice to manage the environment in that way. If possible, then try to run on two different machines for better result and to avoid any problem. Allowing users to run programs on a domain controller could create security risks and performance issues.
If the Terminal Server role service is installed on a domain controller, the security settings of the domain controller will need to be adjusted to allow user’s remote access to the server. This remote access is controlled by the "Allow log on through Terminal
Services" user rights assignment, which can be configured by using the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC).
You can refer below link for more information.
1. Installing RD Session Host on a Domain Controller
2. Best practices for setting up Remote Desktop Licensing (Terminal Server Licensing) across Active Directory Domains/Forests or Workgroup
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