Snap! Edge News Feed scams, EU's largest DDoS attack to date, SSDs vs HDDs, etc Spiceworks Originals. IT & Tech Careersĭo you ever get that feeling that it is all going to pot? Or more accurately I should ask, Do you ever NOT get that feeling?!Īt least it happened on a Friday, so I can fully justify my double rations of Guinness tonight. That Sinking Feeling, and how I fought it. Taken from License your RDS deployment with client access licenses (CALs) | Note about CAL versions. I must have misread something, somewhere. I thought they wouldn't communicate correctly. I meant that I thought what you are saying here would not work, because I thought the older RDS Servers would not be able to get licensed from a newer RDS CAL. Might be worth asking the client if they have it. You can't buy upgrades for CALs, but they are covered by Software Assurance upgrade rights. You just buy new and add them to the Licensing Server. Work for 2012, 20 RDS hosts.ĪFAIK there is no upgrading of CALs, though. Work for 20 RDS hosts.Ģ019 RDS CALs can be installed in 2019 licensing servers. Work for 2012 RDS hosts.Ģ016 RDS CALs can be installed in 20 licensing servers. 2012 RDS CALs can be installed in 2012, 20 licensing servers. To make it perfectly clear using examples, ignoring anything older than Server 2012: You are correct, you must have missed the last sentence ). I thought that older RDS Servers wouldn't work correctly with new RDS CALs, that you had to have the matching CALs in place. 
You would have to install those in a 2019 licensing server though. Tulioarends wrote:Conversely, you can just buy the appropriate amount of 2019 RDS CALs and be covered for all previous versions.
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