Because the server does not have a terminal server license, the server can provide a license.

Operating Environment: Windows Server 2008 r2

When I log on to the server remotely from the company today, I am prompted that the server can provide a license because it does not have a terminal server license .....

We are not proficient in server settings. The goal was to achieve multi-user remote login to the system at the same time. However, each logon prompts that unauthorized authorization will expire in a few days. I only know that to implement this authorization, I need to purchase it from Microsoft. Not so much attention, but one day. No one knows that they won't even log on today. Du Niang had a hand, not suitable.

You can try again.

The procedure is as follows: Open Control Panel --- Administrative Tools -- Remote Desktop Services --- Remote Desktop Session host configuration

Select the Session host configuration on the left and delete the items in the "connection" in the middle. Create one.

Next, double-click the Remote Desktop authorization mode in the editing settings to specify the authorization mode as per user.

Is this suitable. I don't know. My problem is solved.