[THIN] Re: Licences Required for XP Data Store in SQL
- From: Mark Lee <marklee15@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2002 11:31:19 +0100 (BST)
I would have thought this is per connecting device or
in this case per server. A standard SQL 2000 CAL (not
processor CAL but user CAL) is per seat, ie. per user
connecting to the SQL server. Therefore, it would
make sense (kind of - this is MS afterall) that the
license belongs to the user (LocalSystem) on each
server !
If you had 5 servers, each obviously has it's own
LocalSystem account accessing the SQL 2000 DB,
therefore, 5 CAL's !
I may be way off here, but MS licensing appears to be
very specialist subject these days depending upon your
agreement and whether your pre or post July 31st !!!
Hope this helps
M
--- "Nicholls, David" <David.Nicholls@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote: > I've looked around but cant find an answer to
this!
>
> If I use MS-SQL 2000 as the Data Store for an XPe
> farm, how is the number of
> MS-SQL CALs determined? Is it number of users or
> number of Citrix servers?
>
> The per-processor is just too expensive for this
> setup (the intended box has
> 2 processors on it)
>
> Could anyone point me to an official answer to this?
>
> Many thanks
> --
> David Nicholls, CCA
> e-Services Technology Team
> London Borough of Camden
>
> * david.nicholls@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> * 020 7974 4839
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