The CAL license pool must be activated on the memoQ server before you can do this. MemoQ server must be switched to the CAL licensing mode before you can get licenses from it for the terminal server. You need to log on with a user name that has administrative privileges.

The Terminal server configuration tool will ask you for a user name and a password for the memoQ server. When you start the Terminal server configuration tool for the first time, it will display the Licenses page:Įnter the URL or IP address of the memoQ server of your organization, and click Connect. Important: You need to log on to the computer as an administrator before you can use the Terminal server configuration tool. (The version number is old, but you can use this guide to install newer versions of memoQ, such as 9.x, on terminal servers.) For instructions to install memoQ in multi-user mode, see the memoQ virtualization guide guide. Note: The Terminal Server configuration tool is not available if memoQ was not installed in multi-user mode. In the list of programs, click memoQ Terminal Server Configurator. You must be administrator on Windows Server to do this. Only runs on a terminal server: You must have a server computer that will run several instances of memoQ. Multi-user mode allows users to start memoQ in more than one instance, each running in parallel. Normally, memoQ cannot be started more than once on a computer. On a terminal server, memoQ runs in multi-user mode. These settings belong to all instances of memoQ running on that server. If memoQ is running on a terminal server (such as Windows Remote Desktop Services), you can use the memoQ Terminal Server configuration tool to activate memoQ on the terminal server, and configure machine-wide settings.

Open terminal services configuration