I'm running a Windows XP Pro SP3 machine, accessing Remote Web Workplace
which is running on SBS 2008. I am able to connect to RWW fine. I then try
to "Connect to computer" which is a machine running Windows 2003 Server
running Terminal Services. I get to the point where is usually asks for my
username and password but I now instead get a message that states that there
are no terminal server licenses available. Other users who are not running
IE8 are not having this problem. In addition, I've checked the TS machine
and there are available licenses. This has worked from this XP machine when
running IE7.

Thanks for your help.

I noticed something similar... seems like the self-signed certs (or 3rd party
if you have them) were not synchronized. If I remember correctly, I removed
all the certs associated with the site from the target and client machine and
refreshed them (save the cert on the server, get access from the machine, add
to trusted... personal if they log in from internet when not on the domain...)

Can't be sure that fixed it but I think that was it.
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Regards,
Jamie


"Papes" wrote:

> I'm running a Windows XP Pro SP3 machine, accessing Remote Web Workplace
> which is running on SBS 2008. I am able to connect to RWW fine. I then try
> to "Connect to computer" which is a machine running Windows 2003 Server
> running Terminal Services. I get to the point where is usually asks for my
> username and password but I now instead get a message that states that there
> are no terminal server licenses available. Other users who are not running
> IE8 are not having this problem. In addition, I've checked the TS machine
> and there are available licenses. This has worked from this XP machine when
> running IE7.
>
> Thanks for your help.