Specifies the terminal servers and license servers to which a Terminal Server License Server offers licenses. You can use ...

"Specifies the terminal servers and license servers to which a Terminal Server License Server offers licenses.

You can use this setting to control which servers are issued licenses. By default, a Terminal Server License Server issues a license to any computer that requests one.

If the status is set to Enabled, a local group called Terminal Services Computers is created. The Terminal Server License Server grants licenses only to computers whose computer accounts are placed in this group. When the target computer is a domain controller, this group is a domain local group.

If the status is set to Disabled, the Terminal Server License Server issues a license to any computer that requests one. The Terminal Services Computers group is not deleted or changed in any way. This is the default behavior.

If the status is set to Not Configured, the Terminal Server License Server issues a license to any computer that requests one. The Terminal Services Computers group is not deleted or changed in any way. This is the default behavior.

Notes:
1. The Terminal Services Computers group is empty by default. The Terminal Server License Server does not grant licenses to any computers unless you explicitly populate this group.
2. The most efficient way to manage Terminal Server computer accounts is to create a global group containing the accounts of all terminal servers and license servers that must receive licenses. Then, place this global group into the local (or domain local) Terminal Services Computers group. This method allows a domain administrator to manage a single list of computer accounts.
3. To add a computer account to a group, open the Computer Management snap-in, navigate to the Properties page of the group, and click Add.  On the Select Users, Computers, or Groups dialog box, click Object Types and then check Computers."