The TS Licensing database file is not valid. This file has been renamed to "%1!s!", and the license server will start up with an empty database file. To resolve this issue, ensure that the required groups are granted the correct permissions to the LServer directory, and then reinstall the Terminal Services client access licenses (TS CALs). If the problem persists, rebuild the TS Licensing database and call the Microsoft Clearinghouse. When you call the Clearinghouse, ensure that your License Purchase Agreement information is readily available.
The TS Gateway service is shutting down. To diagnose possible causes for this problem, verify whether the following services ...
The TS Gateway settings could not be configured. To resolve this issue, try configuring the settings by using TS Gateway ...
The TS Gateway-managed computer groups cannot be read. This problem might be due to a corrupted store for the TS RAP. Alternatively, ...
The TS Licensing database does not belong to this Terminal Services license server. The Terminal Services license server ...
The TS Licensing database file is not valid. This file has been renamed to "%1!s!", and the license server will start up ...
The TS Licensing database is corrupt. TS Licensing could not rename the TS Licensing database file "%1!s!" to create a backup. ...
The TS Licensing database is not consistent. All Terminal Services client access licenses (TS CALs) will be removed. To resolve ...
The TS Licensing database might be corrupted. To resolve this issue, ensure that the required groups are granted the correct ...
The TS Licensing database path cannot be set because access was denied while creating the folder. The license server will ...