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TSplus as an alternative to RDS without paying RDS license fees to microsoft
TSPlus works on the RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) protocol itself, and this, by itself, already requires having RDS CALs.
Even if the client disables all RDS services completely on the server, TSPlus reactivates them during the installation and modifies registry keys to allow unlimited access, thus bypassing Microsoft's restrictions.
Microsoft uses two criteria to determine the need for RDS CALs:
1 - If your product displays the server's desktop. 2 - If your product works on top of RDP.
On the other hand, GO-Global is the only solution in the market that works with its own dedicated protocol called RXP.
Regarding the protocol used by TSPlus, it is the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). It seems that the TSPlus support stopped responding because they might not want to acknowledge this fact or address the issue of bypassing Microsoft's restrictions.
I'll make a video proving that TSPlus operates illegally and will post the link here, showing all the registry keys and how TSPlus functions with RDS/RDP completely deactivated.
Do you work at GoGlobal? hahahahaMarcosRamazilio
- I am a GO-Global reseller, and I am also a Microsoft reseller!
I know exactly what I'm talking about, precisely because I am a Microsoft reseller!
TSPlus was a solution we considered as a reseller partner, but upon discovering that it violates Microsoft guidelines, we discarded it as a product to avoid any issues with our Microsoft partnership.
TSPlus does not operate transparently; it deceives customers (and they attempted to do the same with us).
If your product works over RDP, then you do need RDS CALs.
And I repeat, I am a GO-Global reseller and a Microsoft reseller, and I did not become a TSPlus reseller because they do not operate transparently. Therefore, we prioritize the reputation of our company and our partners instead of using an illegal product.
But answer just one simple question:
What protocol does TSPlus use to function?