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>Connecting via VPN and connecting via Terminal Server are 2 seperate issues.
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>A VPN merely connects you to the local TCP/IP network. It makes your PC seem local to their network.
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>Terminal Server gives you a remote desktop or set of applications that are hosted on the server.
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>If their Terminal Server license is expired, you should still be able to connect to their network via VPN.
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You are, of course, right. I was (last night) successful in connecting to their network via VPN. And then when I tried RDT I go the message that Terminal Server license has expired.
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