>> And with netstat you can see how many current TCP/IP connections
>> there are. And with IIS you can see the number of simultaneous
>> connections....
>
> See my previous post with regards to authenticated users on IIS
> (wkstn vs svr). netstat and any other tool to view connections are
> meanlingless as far as licensing is concerned.
Are you a lawyer? If not, I'll bet you are wrong. No where in the licenses we have
does it say that the 10 connection limit applies only to authenticated users.
Please, everyonem, let's limit the discussion to the facts. I made it clear that
there are several different interpretations, and that is a fact. Someone mentioned
what their license said; that's a fact. Saying that only authenticated users count
towards the license is your opinion, which may well be wrong (if you are right, other
people with just as strong an opinion are wrong). If your license uses the word
"authenticated", great, let us know. Or if you can find a Microsoft web page that
supports your view, great.
> NT will generate events in the event log if licensing errors occur.
Do you have anything to back this up? According to one interpretation of the license,
open TCP/IP connections count towards the 10 connection limit (and don't say it does
not, unless you can back it up). In that case, it would be up to the software
developer to generate the event for the event log, and I doubt all software developers
would do that.
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