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@sgsm81 - Great point - I'd completely forgotten about that tool, and I've even had to use it during an audit. D'oh.
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@sgsm81 - Great point - I'd completely forgotten about that tool, and I've even had to use it during an audit. D'oh.

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is it true you need them for server 8 and only for terminal services?
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is it true you need them for server 8 and only for terminal services?

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Not sure I understand the question. You need licences for everything you use. It's just that enforcement for regular cals (e.g. file and print services) is down to you (trust/honour) whereas with TS there's actual enforcement (no licence = no logon).<br />

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Not sure I understand the question. You need licences for everything you use. It's just that enforcement for regular cals (e.g. file and print services) is down to you (trust/honour) whereas with TS there's actual enforcement (no licence = no logon).


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that makes sense.. thank you
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how can i find out how many client access licenses i have on my server verses actual users?
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how can i find out how many client access licenses i have on my server verses actual users?

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