Windows Server - terminal server licenses

Is it still possible to purchase/add terminal server licenses for w2k
advanced server ?  We have an application that cannot be upgraded and
therefore still resides on a w2k advanced server.  Are we up the creek
without a paddle at this point or is there anything that can be done ?

  Meinolf Weber [MVP-DS] replied to mem1972

Hello mem1972,

Call Microsoft support to get the best answer, licensing is always a special
in Microsoft. But i assume you will not get some, because Windows 2000 is
retired.

Best regards

Meinolf Weber
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