How to move/migrate RDS CALs to a New Server. If you need to move your existing RD CALs (Remote Desktop Services Client Access Licenses) to a new server for some reason, either the old one crashes or you just installed a new box and you want to use it as a RD licensing server, well. Right now I’m going to show you how to do this with the source server (the one with the CALs already installed) up and running. I will move the CALs from this server (source server) to another brand new box (destination server). Both are running Windows 2. R2 and they are on different networks/forest so they can’t see each other. I presume you already installed and activated the license server role on the destination box, if not you can follow this guide to help you out. Dvcpro Hd Codec Adobe Media Encoder.

Now open RD Licensing Manager (on the destination server), right- click the server name and choose Manage Licenses. On the Welcome screen hit the Next button. Now the wizard will contact the Microsoft Clearinghouse. Since the servers are in different networks and can’t talk to each other check the box The specified source license server is not available on the network, then from the drop- down- list select the OS that the source license server is running. Now you will need to type the license ID of the source license server. For that open the console of the source license server, right- click the server name and choose Properties. If not will be in violation of the Microsoft Software License Terms.

Check the box that you agree and continue the wizard. Choose the license program that you set on the source server when you activate it. Type the agreement number or serial if you have retail purchase. This box depends on the type of license program you choose. Fill in the information here to match the one of the source server. Click Next to start migrating the licenses.

Click Finish to close the wizard, then take a look in the RD Licensing Manager. The licenses were migrated successfully.

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The last step is to remove the licenses from the old license server and deactivate it.

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