Subj : Re: Windows 2000 Licensing
To   : Sam.Alexander
From : sew2
Date : Thu Mar 15 2001 07:54 am

From: "sew2" <sew2@hotmail.com>

In your case you need

a CAL for each connection to the server for file copying a CAL for each machine 
accessing RDP a TCAL for the same machines accessing the RDP

unless the clients are Win2k, then you do not need a TCAL for it the TCAL is 
"bundled" with the operating system.

<Sam.Alexander@harborwebs.com> wrote in message
news:207dc5.6e6bb2@harborwebs.com...
> Hi.
>
> We are installing a Windows 2000 Server and going to use RDP to share
several
> Apps.  I know we need a CAL (Client Access License) for each machine that
will
> use RDP since it will be physicnally logging into the system, but do we
need
> licenses for each workstation that will simply mapp over to the system to
pull
> files stored on the system?  I can't imagine needing a CAL to simply map
over
> and get a file, but you know Micro$oft....  they try to make a buck off
> everything.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sam Alexander
> totallynerd.dynip.com
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