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How do I transfer a Windows 2000 Terminal Services CAL to another computer?
John Savill
August 8, 2000
1 Min Read
A. Windows 2000 clients come with a built in TS CAL (ClientAccess License) and hence do not receive a CAL from the TS server. The TS CAL is a per-seat license that allows for a one-time transfer to another client.
To transfer the licenses:
Run the Terminal Services Licensing program on your Windows 2000 server (Start - Programs - Administrative Tools - Terminal Services Licensing)
Press Properties on the View menu.
On the Connection Method tab, press Telephone and your country.
Press OK.
Use the Action menu to press Install Licenses. This starts the Licensing Wizard and returns a phone number.
Call the CSC and describe your need to reissue licenses. The CSR will direct you how to continue.
If you wish to remove the TS CAL from the original client device, use the registry editor
Start the registry editor (regedit.exe)
Move to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftMSLicensingStoreLICENSE00x
Delete the LICENSE000 or LICENSE00x key.
(There may be two keys, one for the Windows 2000 or Windows NT computer and one for the TS CAL)Close the registry editor
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