| Ricky Artigas 2002-11-29, 12:23 am |
| For web apps, a per processor/server licensing is more
appropriate since tracking down the number of users who
will be accessing the web app from the Internet would be
impossible. If it will only be on an intranet, you can
control who can access it so you can use CALs for each
user.
HTH. ;o)
>-----Original Message-----
>License question I need clarified as soon as possible:
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>I have an IIS ASP web application that connects to an
SQL Server database to
>retrieve and create records.
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>The virtual directory where the ASP application is run
from is setup using
>anonymous access incorporating an NT Login
username "Mydomain\Myuser" who
>has access to the SQL Server and 1 CAL assigned to him.
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>The question is, even though a number or users access
the web application
>but in effect only 1 user actually connects to the SQL
Server database, do I
>need individual CALs for each "web user" ?
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>The ASP opens and shares a single a connection to the
database, and that it
>is closed as soon as the page is rendered.
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>Any advise is welcome.
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