Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop License Crack

1. Windows 2008 R2 Server Key

Windows 2008 R2 Server Key

I recently installed Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard (64 bit) on a nice machine that's more than capable of handling 30 or so remote desktop connections at once, and this is precisely what I want to do.

Nov 8, 2016 - Here I wanna show u how to crack RD Services on Windows Server. Is called Remote Desktop Services client access licenses (RDS CALs),.

Star one serial miley jab hum tum. Unfortunately, I can only make 2 at a time--because that's what the limit is defined as..

I haven't seen any conventional ways of redefining this limit..

How do I redefine this limit? Any answers appreciated, answers that do not include 'setting up a license server' are especially appreciated(!!!)

1. As regards your final comment, I did install Terminal Server Licensing Manager on a Windows 2008 Standard server, activated the server, selected the option to use the Web Browser to install licenses, inputted the server ID from the Windows 2008 Standard server, filled in my details, selected to use the License Pak (Retail Purchase), then was able to put in the 2008 TS CAL license code and was able to add the TS CAL license to the list of keys to be installed.
2. Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Terminal connections crack Daily work, we often need to connect remotely to the server in the company, however, the general manager, colleagues need to connect to the server, and the maximum number of connections the default server system is connected only two.

Thank you!

3 Answers

You haven't seen any 'conventional ways of redefining this limit'? really? how about buying Terminal Services CALs? I don't know what's more conventional than paying for the functionality you want.

Basically that's it; just buy the licences, install, ?, Profit - the end.

Basically, you're asking for the same thing as this question.

The product's license agreement explains how to increase then number of remote connections allowed. You setup a license server, install the appropriate CALs, and you'll be allowed an increased number of concurrent connections.

If you don't like those terms I'd recommend using another operating system that offers you license terms that you like better.

Nobody here is going to tell you how to violate the product's license agreement. We don't do that here, being professional systems administrators.

In addition to what Evan and Chopper have stated, you'll need to install the Remote Desktop Services role on the server. (Remote Desktop Services is the new name for Terminal Services).