How to Set Up and Activate Terminal Server Licensing on Windows 10
Terminal server licensing is a feature that allows you to use remote desktop services on Windows 10. Remote desktop services enable you to access applications and desktops from anywhere, using any device. To use remote desktop services, you need two types of licenses: a Windows 10 license and a client access license (CAL) for the server.
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In this article, we will show you how to set up and activate terminal server licensing on Windows 10, using the following steps:
Install the RD Licensing role on the server you want to use as the license server.
Activate the license server using the Remote Desktop Licensing Manager.
Install the licenses you have purchased for your clients.
Configure the license mode and the license server for your terminal server.
Step 1: Install the RD Licensing role
To install the RD Licensing role, follow these steps:
Sign into the server you want to use as the license server using an administrator account.
In Server Manager, click Roles Summary, and then click Add Roles.
Click Next on the first page of the roles wizard.
Select Remote Desktop Services, and then click Next, and then Next on the Remote Desktop Services page.
Select Remote Desktop Licensing, and then click Next.
Configure the domain - select Configure a discovery scope for this license server, click This domain, and then click Next.
Click Install.
Step 2: Activate the license server
To activate the license server, follow these steps:
Open the Remote Desktop Licensing Manager: click Start > Administrative Tools > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Licensing Manager.
Right-click the license server, and then click Activate Server.
Click Next on the welcome page.
For the connection method, select Automatic connection (recommended), and then click Next.
Enter your company information (your name, the company name, your geographic region), and then click Next.
Optionally enter any other company information (for example, email and company addresses), and then click Next.
Make sure that Start Install Licenses Wizard now is not selected (we'll install the licenses in a later step), and then click Next.
Your license server is now ready to start issuing and managing licenses.
Step 3: Install the licenses
To install the licenses you have purchased for your clients, follow these steps:
In the Remote Desktop Licensing Manager, right-click the license server, and then click Install Licenses.
Click Next on the welcome page.
Select a license program to use (for example, Retail Purchase) and enter the license key. Click Next.
Select the product version (Windows 10), license type (Per Device or Per User), and quantity of licenses. Click Next.
Click Finish to complete the installation of licenses.
Step 4: Configure the license mode and the license server for your terminal server
To configure the license mode and the license server for your terminal server, follow these steps:
Sign into the terminal server using an administrator account.
In Server Manager, click Tools, and then click Remote Desktop Services.
In the left pane, expand your deployment name, and then click RD Session Host Configuration.
In the right pane, under Licensing, double-click Remote Desktop licensing mode.
Select either Per Device or Per User depending on your license type. Click OK.
In the right pane, under Licensing, double-click Specify license servers to use with this RD Session Host server.
Select Use these RD license servers. Enter one or more names of your license servers separated by commas. Click OK.
You have now successfully set up and activated terminal server licensing on Windows 10. You can now use remote desktop services to access applications and desktops from anywhere, using any device. For more information about terminal server licensing, visit <
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