While this can be done, it is not officially supported by Microsoft.Ī common frustration with the Office 2010 Professional Plus package available as a standalone or as part of Office 365 E3 is that it does not support installation in virtual desktop environments such as Windows Terminal Services or Citrix XenDesktop environments. So stupid.UPDATE: I have written a new blog post with further updates and clarification.ĭISCLAIMER: The word “supports” was incorrectly utilised in the blog title. Office 365 business premium license assigned to everyone. I must say they haven't helped me track my licenses since the "complementary review". I'm also happy to report that I went through a Microsoft license audit, which they disguise as a complementary license review to help you track your licenses, and I was compliant with 1 copy of pro plus on multiple terminal servers because I had the appropriate I still think it's ridiculous that Microsoft did away with the midsize business license and replaced it with a watered down version called business premium, because there is nothing premium about it compared to the midsize business license. I used this to activate my office 2016 pro plus licenses on my terminal servers. When shared computer activation came out I switched my terminal servers to O365. I kept up with the annual license renewal for that copy of office and today because Microsoft forced us off of Midsize businessĪnd since shared computer activation is not available in business premium, I have to use that copy of office on my terminal servers. Back before O365 had shared computer activation, in the days of midsize business, I was told by Microsoft and my reseller to buy 1 volume license copy of Office 2013\2016 and
O365 Business will not run on a terminal server. Can anyone confirm whether this Business Edition can be run on a terminal server? Do I need ProPlus? I did not use an XML configuration during install. I am getting the Terminal server message after installing Office 365 Business 2016.
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