I haven't tested this, but minimally, the domain containing the TS Licensing Server needs to trust the domain containing the Terminal Server. But KB 279561 actually states that both domains need to trust each other, so it wouldn't amaze me if a 2-way trust is needed. But as Ratnesh explained, the clients don't need a trust relationship with the LS, so if you want to avoid having multiple
A bit more background. Our LS is in forest A and we do not want to move it to a workgroup. Both domains and TS servers are Server 2003 SP1. I am basing my decisions on http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=279561. I'm still looking for suggestions for the minimum Trust required. "Vera Noest [MVP]" wrote: Aaah, now I understand what you mean. I never thought about the client devices
Sorry about the typos :( Well actaully i wrote it from the point on view of the client. Meaning Per Device: Client is the machine from which user are connecting. And that machine is not required to be any trust relationship with License Server Domain Per User: Client will be User ID. In that case Domian of that client have to be in trust relationship with License Server Domain
Windows Server 2008 Terminal Servers - Per User Mode: Yes then you require trust relationship between Domain of License Server machine and other domain. Thing needs to be taken care (from point of view of License Server only) - License Server machine should be member of TSLS (Terminal Server license Server)
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