How To crack Remote Desktop Service on Windows Server 2012 R2 Posted on January 8, 2019 by Bill Gates in Windows 7 // 22 Comments you can download “termsrv.dll” on following link. Here I wanna show u how to crack RD Services on Windows Server 2012 R2. As u know RD Services one of the popular service in Windows Server, But it requires a licensing service, This license is called Remote Desktop Services client access licenses, and it’s required some money to obtain RDS CALs, per device or per user basis.
How to enable Remote Desktop (RDP) on Windows server 2012
Intro:
In this how-to we will walk you through on How-To Enable RDP in Windows Server 2012.
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is a protocol expanded by Microsoft that allows you to connect and control another computer via an existing network making it a remote connection.
Keep in mind that you can also use consle access to your server from VPSie console in case of emergencies as needed or to modify/configure RDP or network settings.
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Prerequisites
- A Server with Windows Server 2012. If you do not have a server already, you can create and spin a new server up in under 2 minutes.
- RDP client from remote machine – this can be native windows RDP client on windows or MAC client such as 2X parallels client.
Enable RDP in Windows Server
Open the Server Manager from the taskbar/ Click on Local Server / Locate Remote Desktop under Properties which is currently Disabled and Click on Disabled
Server manager
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System Properties window will appear. Select Allow remote connections to this computer and its recommended to check the box below.
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You can also add specific users in the Select Users tab. By default, the administrator is allowed. You can add other users by clicking Select Users/ Click Add/ insert a username and click OK.
Remote Desktop username to allow – administrators already have access.
You can now verify that RDP is enabled and you can see that the status went from Disabled to Enabled.
Also make sure Firewall rules has been updated to allow incoming traffic – easiest way for testing is to disable firewall completely from control panel :
Go to Control Panel -> System and Security -> Windows Firewall
Click on the left sidebar the link:
Turn Windows Firewall on or off
and then select for each level to turn it on or off.
The last thing I want to to say, either you are getting dirty hands on linux or windows, do not turn off firewall. You can disable it for a while or for testing purposes, but if you want to stay secure ( as secure as you can ) do not turn it off.
Note: It’s recommended to add firewall rules to allow traffic as needed rather than disabling it however for quick test that would be easier – to accomplish this :
Enable the rule that permits access through the Windows Firewall.
1. Search for Firewall and open “Windows Firewall and Advanced Security”.
2. Find the rule “Remote Desktop – User Mode TCP-in” and ENABLE Rule
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In this article, I'm going to show you how to fix the problem of when you have a remote desktop server, Windows Server 2012, 2012 R2 or 2016
And after you get close to the 120 days mark, you get an error message saying that it can't find the licensing server or you almost run out of time that kind of thing.
So the problem has to do with the built-in free 120-day license that you get and even though I have installed the other license, it doesn't seem to matter, because it's going to use the original 120-day expiration anyway.
So I'll show you how to fix this permanently, what we are going to do is to open Local Group Policy / 'gpedit.msc' – if your server is on a domain environment, you want to open Group Policy Management to do the same thing.
Now we want to go to: From here we want to go to the right side of the screen, and choose Licensing (double click) and choose 'Use the specified Remote Desktop license servers' (double click)
Select Enabled, and fill 'License servers to use' with localhost or perhaps your other servers that have the licenses. I'd recommend using the FQDN of the license server.
“Use the specified Remote Desktop license servers” – Provide the FQDN of the license servers to use:
Now we'll go ahead and click Apply and OK, now we'll see that's enabled.
The next thing we want to do is 'Set the Remote Desktop licensing mode' (double click)
Click 'Enabled' and we're going to choose 'Per User', again click Apply and OK and we see that now has been enabled as well.
'Set the Remote Desktop licensing mode' – Specify the ‘per user’ or ‘per device’ licensing types:
At this point, you just need to log out and log back in again and the error should be gone.
If you're on a domain environment, it wouldn't hurt if you go to Command Prompt and do a 'gpupdate /force' or just do a server reboot entirely.
So that's how you fix the time bomb issue where you run out of license time in a Windows Server Remote Desktop
And after you get close to the 120 days mark, you get an error message saying that it can't find the licensing server or you almost run out of time that kind of thing.
So the problem has to do with the built-in free 120-day license that you get and even though I have installed the other license, it doesn't seem to matter, because it's going to use the original 120-day expiration anyway.
So I'll show you how to fix this permanently, what we are going to do is to open Local Group Policy / 'gpedit.msc' – if your server is on a domain environment, you want to open Group Policy Management to do the same thing.
Now we want to go to: From here we want to go to the right side of the screen, and choose Licensing (double click) and choose 'Use the specified Remote Desktop license servers' (double click)
Select Enabled, and fill 'License servers to use' with localhost or perhaps your other servers that have the licenses. I'd recommend using the FQDN of the license server.
“Use the specified Remote Desktop license servers” – Provide the FQDN of the license servers to use:
Now we'll go ahead and click Apply and OK, now we'll see that's enabled.
The next thing we want to do is 'Set the Remote Desktop licensing mode' (double click)
Click 'Enabled' and we're going to choose 'Per User', again click Apply and OK and we see that now has been enabled as well.
'Set the Remote Desktop licensing mode' – Specify the ‘per user’ or ‘per device’ licensing types:
At this point, you just need to log out and log back in again and the error should be gone.
If you're on a domain environment, it wouldn't hurt if you go to Command Prompt and do a 'gpupdate /force' or just do a server reboot entirely.
So that's how you fix the time bomb issue where you run out of license time in a Windows Server Remote Desktop