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server 2003 licences
martinedwards
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how dows the licencing work in 2003 server std?
reason i ask is that im thinking about a cluster setup using 2 servers. do you need to purchase a seperate license for each server, also is there seperate costs for user accounts?
what would be the cheapest option?
how does open licensing work? and with which versions of server os ?
cheers
martin
reason i ask is that im thinking about a cluster setup using 2 servers. do you need to purchase a seperate license for each server, also is there seperate costs for user accounts?
what would be the cheapest option?
how does open licensing work? and with which versions of server os ?
cheers
martin
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OptionsRTmarc
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Yes you will need two separate licenses. Per machine is the best way.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/howtobuy/licensing/overview.mspx -
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blargoe
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You need enterprise edition for a cluster don't you?IT guy since 12/00
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mgeorge
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yep gotta have enterprise for clusteringThere is no place like 127.0.0.1