To lessen the consumption of Windows licenses, I moved a DLL (which does an XCOPY remotely on the server under RUNAS) from the client to the server. I now have my VB.NET application access the DLL via a service application on the server which marshals the DLL as a Server Activated Object (SAO) using TCP.
I noticed, however, that I still get the entries popping into the Sessions list from the RUNAS command, although in the Computer column of the Sessions list it is now showing the IP address of the server itself instead of the client computer.
Question:
Does this mean that I did not waste my time and that the Session entries no longer represent Windows licenses being consumed now that they show the IP address of the server?
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