Subj : Re: NT Licensing
To   : Geo.
From : Douglas Smith
Date : Wed Apr 04 2001 12:59 pm

From: Douglas Smith <apteryx@megsinet.net>

Right now we have several NT domains (one for internal and one for external/DMZ 
servers) plus several standalone app servers.   Does per
seat eliminate the need for each workstation to have one license for every 
server that it connects to?

Thanks,

 - Doug.


In article <3acbb795$1@w3.nls.net>, georger@nls.net says...
> "Douglas Smith" <apteryx@megsinet.net> wrote in message
> news:MPG.15356e965cfd7dcb9896aa@news.barkto.com...
> > I am looking for a document (or an explanation) of how NT/Win2K/SQL
> > servers are licensed.  For example, if I purchase NT (or Windows 2000
> > server) and want 100 users to authenticate to it, what are my options?
>
> Are there any other NT servers, is this part of a domain or a standalone
> setup? Reason I ask is that if you have a domain with other NT servers and
> are doing per seat client licensing then you can eliminate #2 below
>
> 1) 1 NT server license
> 2) 100 NT client licenses
> 3) SQL server license
> 4) 100 sql client licenses
>
> Geo. (gets expensive real quick, doesn't it? Client licensing is going to be
> Microsoft's downfall)
>
>
>

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