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#SYSTEM REGISTRY KEY PERMISSIONS RESET FULL#

Clients should now be able to connect to this session host without the applicable CALs. You may confirm that the procedure was successful by using the RD Licensing Diagnoser tool from the Tools menu of Server Manager. Reboot the RD session host server in order for the registry change to take effect.

#SYSTEM REGISTRY KEY PERMISSIONS RESET FULL#

In the permissions window that appears, select Administrators and assign this group Full Control permissions.

Right-click the GracePeriod folder in the left pane of regedit and select Permissions.

Change the ownership of the registry key Here I have selected local administrators group as the owner of the key. Navigate to the Advanced permissions properties Click the Change button next to the Owner. (This is likely the only entry in this key.) The default permissions on this entry do not allow it to be modified or deleted therefore, these permissions must be changed Click the Advanced button on the permissions dialog box.

Within this registry key is a REG_BINARY entry whose name begins with the string L$RTMTIMEBOMB.

In regedit, browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\RCM\GracePeriod.

On the RD session host, launch Registry Editor (regedit) as an administrator.

To reset the RDS licensing grace period, perform the following steps:

The following steps should not be performed on a server that is in production.

It is possible to reset this grace period, but please note: resetting the licensing grace period is not a substitute for purchasing and installing the required Remote Desktop CALs. This is to allow an organization to configure and test its RDS environment to ensure that everything works as expected before purchasing and installing CALs. The Remote Desktop Services (RDS) role in Windows server requires appropriate client access licenses (CALs) to be installed in order to function properly, but there is a 120-day licensing grace period which begins when the role is installed. During this grace period, RDS will function without any CALs having been installed.