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they definitely named that reg key correctly,that's for sure.
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LOL yea, I thought the samething.
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What the heck? Will we never be free of the grace period RDS bomb?
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Probably not lol
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dumb question, but i thought it was standard practice to reset the RDS bomb on reseal.
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only b/c it's a ticking timebomb 🙂
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thats what i mean. we've been doing it since server 2016 for that very reason.
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@Paul Brown no doubt, but even experienced teams get caught by this if the image isn't touched within 90 days.
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To be honest, I never had to do this. But that doesn't mean it's not needed. I run BIS-F any where I can. I looked at the doc, and I don't see it. So I will be added this to my list of things.
I assume you guys just run this apart of seaing or something similar? reg delete "HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\RCM\GracePeriod\L$RTMTIMEBOMB"
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"Grace Period Fix for RDS" is listed as one of the out the box optimizations of BIS-F. I don't use it so can't talk about that particular step - heard great things about the framework in here though.
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Okay, Let me go back to the docs, I guess I overlooked that
Yea I missed, see it here now. That why I never had issue haha https://eucweb.com/docs/bis-f/bis-f-6-1-0
@newbie1998 use BIS-F 🙂
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the basic reseal script we run deletes this: "HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\RCM\GracePeriod" via psexec running as system, since standard accounts don't have the rights to delete it.
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I delete the timebomb value on my 2016 images but I'm having luck with setting the RDS licensing information in local group policy on my 2022 images. I no longer get the grace period message when logging on as a local admin.