Solve the problem that mstsc cannot be connected: Because the Remote Desktop authorization server is not available to provide a license, mstsc license

Solve the problem that mstsc cannot be connected: Because the Remote Desktop authorization server is not available to provide a license, mstsc license

I. Fault case 1

When I added https to the IIS in the test group this morning, the following remote error was found:

The remote session is interrupted because no Remote Desktop authorization server can provide a license. Contact the server administrator.

Degree, which is also a common mistake, is explained as follows:

In Windows Server 2008 R2, remote sessions are interrupted because no Remote Desktop authorization Server can provide a license.

The solution is as follows:

① You can use the following command to remotely log on:

1 mstsc/v: Remote Server IP Address/admin

② To completely solve this problem, you need to delete the remote desktop service, as shown in the figure below:

Ps: But I opened the Administrator and did not find the remote desktop service...

Then I encountered a small problem when I added SSL. I provided only certificates (Key and pem) under Nginx, while the website was an IIS server, it is too troublesome to install Nginx as a proxy.

I was planning to apply for a free SSL Certificate for waotong. I found that I didn't have control of the domain name, so I had to stop. But at last, I finished the task. I will continue to share it in the next article.

The following content was added on August 1, March 28, 2015:

Ii. Fault case ②

After solving the problem in Case 1, we found a new Remote Desktop Connection failure,

 

The error message is: an authentication error occurs. Unable to connect to local security organization...

I read some similar cases on the Internet. Most of the solutions are to modify some settings of the remote machine, but I still cannot do it after setting them according to the steps. Finally, I found a solution case with the same error prompt in the 51CTO forum. It is okay after setting it!

Therefore, record it here to help more people who encounter the same problem.

Solution:

Network Connection configuration --> double-click to open TCP/IPV4 configuration --> select "advanced", find the NetBIOS settings under the WINS tab, and select "Disable NetBIOS on TCP/IP ", then you can confirm.

Simple illustration:

After the above settings, You can normally log on remotely. Do you have the same problem? Try it!