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I agree with you on understanding Microsoft's licensee lingo. &nbsp;I belive that if your remote users are connecting with W2k or higher, you do not need the terminal server cals.
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I agree with you on understanding Microsoft's licensee lingo.  I belive that if your remote users are connecting with W2k or higher, you do not need the terminal server cals.

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Have 80 users in the office<br />
Have 50 remote users &lt;---- remote users change from month to month ired and Fired Etc<br />
Have 7 windows 2000 server<br />
Have 1 Citrix server<br />
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Have 50 Citrix Licenses<br />
Have 120 Windows 2000 user Cal<br />
Have 50 Terminal service Cals<br />
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Is this the right amount of licenses and do i need the Terminal service cals + Windows server cals for my Citrix Users?<br />
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Am i right in the inderstanding that any user with a copy of XP post 2003 needs a Terminal service Cal to join Citrix?<br />
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PS. Dont post links to microsofts site as you need a PHD to understande them an Expalnation in Simple English please sp the rest of the world can have some light shone upon this subject.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Mark
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Have 80 users in the office
Have 50 remote users <---- remote users change from month to month ired and Fired Etc
Have 7 windows 2000 server
Have 1 Citrix server

Have 50 Citrix Licenses
Have 120 Windows 2000 user Cal
Have 50 Terminal service Cals

Is this the right amount of licenses and do i need the Terminal service cals + Windows server cals for my Citrix Users?

Am i right in the inderstanding that any user with a copy of XP post 2003 needs a Terminal service Cal to join Citrix?

PS. Dont post links to microsofts site as you need a PHD to understande them an Expalnation in Simple English please sp the rest of the world can have some light shone upon this subject.

Thanks

Mark

Microsoft Newtwork liscensing. Arrrg 500 points

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.