My understanding is that currently, SQL server is licensed per
processor.

However, that began last year. Before that, it was licensed per computer
and required CAL's.

If your SQL was purchased with it requiring CAL's, then you have the CAL
version.

I will submit this question to my contact at Microsoft.

11:19 PDT 06/21/02

John Tolmachoff
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft, Inc.
Fullerton, CA  92835
www.reliancesoft.com


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Our Microsoft rep just told us that we have to have the "per processor"
license for SQL server to run it for IMail

Is this correct?

We currently have the $1000 SQL server 2000 version, bought with 10 CALs

I was under the impression that the IUSR user would be one of the CALs,
and I could run any number of web mail clients

They say I have to have the "processor" license for SQL server 2000 to
do this

Are they right?  If so, then I am looking a around $14,000 of cost !

thanks in advance



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