R10L Fixlicense=clean

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5. April 2011 at 18:04 #6573
bhobday
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We are having issues with some R10L winterms not connecting to an ICA desktop. We have entered the Fixlicense=clean into our wnos.ini file and it seems to work now. I am just worried that this will cause an issue with our TSCal Licenses being used and users not being able to log in. Will this cause issues with licenses? Thanks
6. April 2011 at 10:30 #20333
tarasov
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1)you can remove it now and stop worring:-)
2)I don’t remove it and it still connects
But the 1) is preferrable
13. April 2011 at 11:05 #20359
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Remove this parameter directly after you made sure each device read it once. Otherwise each device will delete the locally stored TSCAL ech time and aquire a new one from your TS License server. This will result in a huge mass of blocked TSCALs.

I highly recommend to remove this after use.

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