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From: W on 4 May 2010 23:30
We have one Windows 2003 R2 domain controller that runs the TS Licensing
Server Service. Two weeks ago we enlarged the C: drive on that domain
controller and we were immediately prompted to reactivate the server. We
did that. Today I find that the day we reactivated it, file replication
on the domain broke (there is one other domain controller). Today I also
found out that the TS Licensing Server service simply DISAPPEARED from the
list of services.

What conditions would cause a TS Licensing Server service to simply
disappear entirely? Is there any way to reactivate it, or are we
expected to start over from scratch?

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W


From: W on 5 May 2010 22:48
Does anyone have a list of the circumstances that would cause a Terminal
Services Licensing server to simply uninstall itself automatically?

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W

"W" <persistentone(a)spamarrest.com> wrote in message
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> We have one Windows 2003 R2 domain controller that runs the TS Licensing
> Server Service. Two weeks ago we enlarged the C: drive on that domain
> controller and we were immediately prompted to reactivate the server. We
> did that. Today I find that the day we reactivated it, file replication
> on the domain broke (there is one other domain controller). Today I also
> found out that the TS Licensing Server service simply DISAPPEARED from the
> list of services.
>
> What conditions would cause a TS Licensing Server service to simply
> disappear entirely? Is there any way to reactivate it, or are we
> expected to start over from scratch?
>
> --
> W
>


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