Hi, Can someone tell me how I can check the licensing mode of a Windows Server 2008 machine (no Terminal Server)? Kind regards, Werner De Kuyffer

To determine the mode in which a server is currently running, perform these steps: Start the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) Terminal Services Configuration snap-in (Start, Programs, Administrative Tools, Terminal Services Configuration). Select the Server Options branch in the snap-in's left pane. The configuration options are displayed in the right pane. Write down the Licensing value (for a Windows 2003 system) or the Terminal Server Mode value (for a Win2K Server system). Close the snap-in. If the Licensing or Terminal Server Mode value is Remote Desktop for Administration or Remote Administration, you're limited to two connections (plus a local console in Windows 2003) when you're in Remote Administration mode. If the Licensing or Terminal Server Mode value is Application or Terminal Server, you're in Application mode and in that mode can have multiple concurrent connections, depending on the number of existing licenseshttp://www.virmansec.com/blogs/skhairuddin