Question

We installed the latest version of Release Management from MSDN and connected it to our TFS 2012 Server. The migration to TFS 2013 is scheduled to a later point.

After one week we are getting the following error in the logs:

License for Release Management Server for Team Foundation Server 2013 has expired.

Is a TFS 2013 server mandatory for the usage of the new Version of Release Management? In our case it was working for a week without any problems with the TFS 2012.

I didn't see any pages in the Client where a licence can be entered.

We stuck with our Deployment. Help would be much appreciated. Thanks!!

Posted same question at below link also.

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/24655842-37a6-4be5-9edb-e31cc0dc74fd/release-manager-2013-preview-inrelease-connecting-to-tfs-2012?forum=tfsbuild

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Solution

Licensing is on a per-deployment server/CPU core basis. Microsoft has licensing info up on MSDN, but it's still a little bit confusing at the moment.

I suspect that you downloaded a trial version that has expired. If you have an Ultimate MSDN subscription, then you have a free license, per the licensing page.

Release Management works with TFS2010, 2012, and 2013 -- the licensing is the same for all of them, so it's not that you're connecting it to TFS 2012.

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