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Your network includes the servers shown in the following table. Per-Device Remote Desktop Services client access licenses (RDS CALs) are installed on Server1. After you refresh a group of client…
The correct answer is D. On Server1, revoke the RDS device CALs of the affected client computers. We have enabled RDS CALs per device then the computers can connect to server3 but not to server2 and vice versa. Because, RDS CALs are enabled. Revoke the device CALs of the affected group. Port has already been open-Not a firewall issue. We need to fix the issue on server2 not…
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Your network includes the servers shown in the following table. Per-Device Remote Desktop Services client access licenses (RDS CALs) are installed on Server1. After you refresh a group of client computers with Windows 7, users on those computers can no longer connect to Server2. You need to ensure that the users can connect to remote applications. What should you do?
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- AFrom the affected client computers, initiate a Remote Desktop connection to Server1.
- BFrom the affected client computers, initiate a Remote Desktop connection to Server3.
- COn the affected client computers, open port 3389 on the Windows Firewall.
- DOn Server1, revoke the RDS device CALs of the affected client computers.
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(56 responses)- A7% (4)
- B4% (2)
- C13% (7)
- D77% (43)
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We have enabled RDS CALs per device then the computers can connect to server3 but not to server2 and vice versa. Because, RDS CALs are enabled. Revoke the device CALs of the affected group. Port has already been open-Not a firewall issue. We need to fix the issue on server2 not on server1 or server3.
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