[THIN] Re: Project 2000 Via Citrix
- From: Adam.Baum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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- Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 07:50:48 -0700
So what if I change my computer name to one of the valid client names? We
key off of group permissions. If you are member of the Project group, you
have NTFS permissions AND you see the icon for it. Otherwise the icon
stays hidden and no one knows its there.
adam
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I wrapped the Project launch in a script that checks the client name to
verify they are legit. Kind of hokey but I think we are legal.
- Bob Coffman
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I was interested in your terminology.
"In our case it is ONLY available via Terminal services and only to a
select
number of users (those that we have purchased licenses for)."
MS Licensing is per device rather than per user.
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Not specifically - but having said that the only project users who would
connect to the farm remotely have company laptops they would be using off
site anyway. I guess it is one of those "grey areas" with M$ licensing
that
you get differing answers depending on who at M$ you talk to. We have five
Project licences and only five users who are able to use project on our
system so I don't see a problem with the way we do this.
-Ec
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Do you restrict the users to the devices that have the Project 2000
Licenses
allocated?
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We have Project 2000 on our farm as well. In our case it is ONLY available
via Terminal services and only to a select number of users (those that we
have purchased licenses for). Fairly easy to do by putting restrictions on
the main executable - we do exactly the same with MS Publisher.
-Ec
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We've had no problems so far, but consider this: Microsoft does not have a
TS license model for Project 2000. What this really means is that you have
to purchase an additional license for every user of it. So if I have it at
my normal pc but want to telecommute, I have to purchase another license in
order to run it via Citrix.
adam
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Any known issues with running Project 2000 via Citrix on a MetaFrame XP
farm?
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