Clean up old "Windows Client Access Licenses" from licenses server

I need to clean up some client access licenses from my licensing
server. I am going to migrate to a new 2008 licensing server in about
a month so I am doing a little house cleaning. I am going through and
need to "Revoke" some old licenses.

How do I do this without having to go through them all one at a time
and clicking revoke? Or is there a better way when i migrate them over
to 2008? I have quite a few that i need to get rid of.


Oh, and to be clear this is not a Terminal Server Licensing question.

 

Generally, you don't need to worry about those.
There is no hardware enforcement of CAL's.
In case of (financial) audit, you must produce a proof of purchase for the
given number of CAL's.
And BTW, when you migrate to Win2008, your old Win2003 licences are no good
anymore. You must purchase new CAL's for Win2008.


"Noob" <jmacdonald@dmsi.com> wrote in message
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>I need to clean up some client access licenses from my licensing
> server. I am going to migrate to a new 2008 licensing server in about
> a month so I am doing a little house cleaning. I am going through and
> need to "Revoke" some old licenses.
>
> How do I do this without having to go through them all one at a time
> and clicking revoke? Or is there a better way when i migrate them over
> to 2008? I have quite a few that i need to get rid of.
>
>
> Oh, and to be clear this is not a Terminal Server Licensing question.
>

 

Re: Clean up old "Windows Client Access Licenses" from licensesserver

Thanks for the info.

We "should" only have to get new licenses for 2008 for that domain
(Right?). We are running a mix domain due to our programers. We
currently have 2 domains that are not connected to each other and I am
making the 3rd (2008). I have already picked up 125 cals so far and i
wanted to find out how many we would need in the long run. That was
the idea of cleaning up the 2003 cals.