1. Terminal Services Client problem on PPC2003
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"Jason G." < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I just purchased a iPAQ 5555 with Pocket PC 2003 for the
> main purpose of connecting to my work network via a CDMA
> dial-up. I have no problem establishing a connection and
> getting an IP address, but I am only able to establish a
> Terminal Service Client connection ONCE.
>
> By ONCE, I mean that I was able to connect the first time,
> and not again until after I did a hard reset. The
> subsequent failing sessions "time out", and I see a 1004
> Event ID on the Windows 2000 server I am trying to connect
> to ("The terminal server cannot issue a license").
>
> I did some reseach and found that some desktop users
> experience this problem with TSAC and cannot connect until
> they remove the client license in the registry. I
> installed Resco Explorer 2003 and used its Registry Editor
> to remove
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSLicnesing and it
> worked! Presumably this is similar to the benefit of
> doing a hard reset.
>
> Is anyone else experiencing this problem? Some other
> folks at my work have older iPAQs running PPC2002 and are
> not having this problem, so I am curious if it is an OS
> problem.
>
> Thanks!
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