Cris
Tue Jan 25 09:43:46 CST 2005
No it cannot with SBS 2000
That changes in SBS 2003 and is permitted
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Cris Hanna [SBS - MVP]
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"Sam" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:068701c502ef$12208e90$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> Thanx. That makes sense and answers my question.
>
> I don't know if I must open a new post, but can the SQL
> Server packaged with SBS2k be used by a web app. that is
> accessed via the internet by our clients ?
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>First of all, whats your TS box? Windows 2000 or 2003?
> You are not running
>>SBS2k in TS (app sharing mode)? right?
>>
>>Now... I don't think you need "Connector Licenses"
> because those are for big
>>enterprises that don't know beforehand who's going to be
> logging on their
>>servers. AFAIK you can't buy a connector when the users
> are in your own
>>company... so lets forget about this for a minute.
>>
>>If your TS box is Windows 2000-> You need an SBS CAL for
> each device
>>connecting AND a Win2k TS CAL for every other OS than
> Windows 2000 or XP.
>>So, lets say you have a Linux or Win9x box accessing the
> TS server you would
>>need both CALs.
>>
>>If your TS box is Windows 2003-> You need an SBS CAL and
> a Win2k3 TS CAL
>>always (there are no "built-in" TS CALs in Win2k3).
> However, if you had SA
>>or you got Windows XP before Win2k3 launch date you are
> (or were) entitled
>>to free TS CALs for those systems.
>>
>>--
>>Javier [SBS MVP]
>>www.msmvps.com/javier
>><< SBS ROCKS !!! >>
>>
>>"Sam" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message
>>news:05d401c502df$1e7a9600$a601280a@phx.gbl...
>>>I have SBS 2000 with 25 Windows CALs. The license says
>>> that these CALs cannot be used as Terminal Services
> CALs,
>>> except if the client machine is Windows 2000 Pro or
>>> Windows XP Pro.
>>>
>>> I then found that if you have internet type users
>>> accessing the server, then you will need the Internet
>>> Connector License.
>>>
>>> I have also read that if the external users are
> minimal,
>>> then the Internet Connector License is optional.
>>>
>>> What is the exact license setup for allowing internal
>>> users as well as minimal external users to connect
>>> through Terminal Services ?
>>>
>>> Microsoft's website states that the Windows 2003
> External
>>> Connector License (ECL) has replaced the Internet
>>> Connector License. Will the ECL work on SBS 2000 ?
>>
>>
>>.
>>