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Thanks that's just what I required...
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I am looking for Terminal Server Licencing and see that they are available in single device licencing at around the £135 mark.<br />
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Does this mean if I purchase 3 then my terminal server will have 5 available connections?<br />
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2 x Standard Connections Built In<br />
3 x Additional Connections<br />
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ALSO:- I will have 1 x Licence Server, 2 Terminal Servers and there will probably only be 5 users connecting to these at anyone time. &nbsp; Which Licence should I go for Per User or Per Device?<br />
Sorry guys I am dyslexic and find it hard to read technical white papers.<br />
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Thanks for your advise in advance.
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I am looking for Terminal Server Licencing and see that they are available in single device licencing at around the £135 mark.

Does this mean if I purchase 3 then my terminal server will have 5 available connections?

2 x Standard Connections Built In
3 x Additional Connections

ALSO:- I will have 1 x Licence Server, 2 Terminal Servers and there will probably only be 5 users connecting to these at anyone time.   Which Licence should I go for Per User or Per Device?
Sorry guys I am dyslexic and find it hard to read technical white papers.

Thanks for your advise in advance.

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