licensing Windows Server 2003

[Guest]

hello community

this is not a question relating to Word Document but on licensing, can
anybody kindly enlighten me regard this matter: ?

Considering that I have a HPserver with Windows Server 2003 with 5 CAL
(Client access license) and a Web server application residing on this
HPserver.

If I have a scenario where 5 users are concurrently accessing this HPserver
(either accessing files or using other applications) and at the same time a
6th person is trying to access the Web Server through IIS.

Will one of the 6 users be denied access?

Meanig to say, is IIS independent of the Windows Server OS where licensing
is concern.

thanks community for the enlightenment

best regards to all

 

[Robert M. Franz (RMF)]

Hi there

hello community

this is not a question relating to Word Document but on licensing, can
anybody kindly enlighten me regard this matter: ?

Considering that I have a HPserver with Windows Server 2003 with 5 CAL
(Client access license) and a Web server application residing on this
HPserver.

If I have a scenario where 5 users are concurrently accessing this HPserver
(either accessing files or using other applications) and at the same time a
6th person is trying to access the Web Server through IIS.

Will one of the 6 users be denied access?

Meanig to say, is IIS independent of the Windows Server OS where licensing
is concern.

thanks community for the enlightenment

"The community" will gladly point out that this NG is as off-topic for
this question as you can get ...

Interestingly, there are a couple of .licence(s) NG in the
microsoft.public. hierarchy, but only in foreign languages!

I suggest you look through a couple of the .windows.server* grops and/or
take a look at the MSFT homepage.

Chances are, to get an authoritative answer, you need to call MSFT
directly ...

HTH
Robert

 

[Guest]

Hi Robert M. Franz(RMF)

thanks for the info

best regards