[THIN] Re: Upgrading from NT4.0 TSE / MF1.8
- From: scott.delagrange@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 07:45:00 -0500
Maybe my questions were too vague but I just had what I thought were two
easy, quick questions. 1 - Can MF XP draw licenses from those pooled from
MF 1.8 boxes? and 2 - If question one answer is "Yes", if the XP box moves
to a different subnet can it still draw from the pool? I'm only referring
to the Citrix side of licensing, on the MS side, I'm fine.
Thank you,
Scott DeLagrange
mailto:Scott.DeLagrange@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
678-415-3299 ph
678-415-2609 fx
Scott
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NT4.0 TSE / MF1.8
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11/11/2003 08:38
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Please respond to
thin
Greetings,
We currently have 4 NT4.0 TSE servers with MF1.8 and a few 10 user
licenses on them, all licenses pooled. This isn't a typical citrix
environment because we aren't pushing normal office type applications out
but instead many different custom VB applications to support our
distribution center. I should also mention that these servers are not
members of the domain, all accounts, the few that there are, are local. We
are in the process of adding another server to the mix but due to our aging
software (and corporate mandates) we will be going to Win2K with this one
and the others may follow within a year or so. The Citrix side is where I
have the question. If I go with MF XP, will I have any issues with the
licensing? i.e. will there be any issues with this new server pulling
licenses from the pool? If this server is made a member of the domain (and
most likely on a different subne! t) how will that effect me?
Thank you,
Scott DeLagrange
mailto:Scott.DeLagrange@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
678-415-3299 ph
678-415-2609 fx
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