What this means is that if you have a user account that has not logged on to one of your RDSH servers in the last 61 days they will not show up on the Per User CAL Usage report. In my case, I have Remote Desktop Services farm running Windows Server 2019. Powershell Check RDS licenses & email report. You can check whether your RD License server is issuing RDS Per User CALs with the RD Licensing Manager. Example command to listen to multiple RD Gateway Servers for all eventlogs related to Remote Desktop Services to get live results PS C:\> .\event-log-manager.ps1 -listen -rds -machines RDGW-01, RDGW-01. Click ‘create report and ‘per user CAL Usage’ In the left pane Click Reports.In the right pane, fifth column you will see TS CAls in use. posted 2020-Jun-5, … Licenses are set as Per User CAL, what I activated 2 times as first activation was already fully used. Remote Desktop Services 2019. First published on TECHNET on Mar 04, 2015 Hello AskPerf Readers! Follow these steps to generate the report: The following script can be ran from the RDS Licence server. In this blog post, I will show you how to manage Remote Desktop Services (formally known as Terminal Services) using Microsoft PowerShell cmdlets. In Windows Server 2008, a new option in the TS Licensing Manager menu named "Create Report" can be used to generate and manage per user license usage reports. Open TS Licensing Manager (LicMgr.Exe) 2. A RDS Per User CAL expires after 60 days of not being used. Danorama. Is there a way or am I going to have to create a Powershell script to export a CSV license report and then another to compare the contents of that CSV to a list of users that haven't logged in within x days. Archive View Return to standard view. By default Windows, Server 2019 RDS Server comes with the PowerShell module installed. This entry was posted in Powershell Engine Remote Desktop Services and tagged RDS Licensing SCP Service Connection Point on 21st August 2015 by Dimitri During good old Windows 2003 times, the Terminal Licensing Servers were published in the Active Directory using the Sites object and the entry TS-Enterprise-License-Server as explained here . last updated – posted 2020-Jun-17, 2:42 pm AEST posted 2020-Jun-17, 2:42 pm AEST User #827708 14 posts. These were only a few RDS related examples, but the script Jason created has awesome capabilities! Hello, I set up RDS Licensing server (without broker setup as it is only one) for 2 terminal servers (basic setup). <# This script will generate a RDS report … Just fire up the ‘TS Licensing Manager console’ and right click on the license server. I am not looking for someone to write a script for me but to confirm if there is a way of doing this within Powershell. The above are implementation details of Per User RDS license … The second part is just to convert this info to a readable format like a csv file. Additional I observed that when I'm generating report from RD Licensing Manager console, my report is empty: CAL Usage Report RD License Server:,"myserver" Report Date:,"7 marca 2016 12:22:55" Report Scope:,"Domain" Issued to User,CAL Version,"Expires On" No CALs are installed or issued on this License Server. In the left pane. As you know, PowerShell has been around for quite a few … Below is a sample output. Thanks, Jack. To create a per user license usage report 1. I'm new here, please be nice reference: whrl.pl/Rf4YZD. Dhiraj here from the Windows Performance team to talk about deploying RDS using Windows PowerShell on Windows Server 2012 R2. Taking advantage of the psdrive for RDS, you can find all the currently issued licences. Unlike the Per Device CALs where all issued licenses are shown in the console, a report has to be generated to get an overview of the issued RDS Per User CALs.