On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 9:50 AM, Jim Donovan wrote:
> A client who needs a server on which to run a Linux system. She reports
> that both Dell and HP in their quotes for supplying a suitable box insist
> that "licences are required before the server can be connected to another
> computer". Apparen
I think Dell sells RedHat licenses, RH probably needs extra licenses
for VMs or terminal server mode.
On 22 February 2011 09:50, Jim Donovan wrote:
> A client who needs a server on which to run a Linux system. She reports that
> both Dell and HP in their quotes for supplying a suitable box insis
Don't take this the wrong way, but what about asking HP and Dell directly
yourself.
Perhaps the client doesn't have the technical understanding to relay their
requirements and based on what the vendor is saying, reconcile them both?
On 22 February 2011 09:50, Jim Donovan wrote:
> A client who ne
I believe Dell would be requiring a license for openmanage, and while
I'm not sure about HP, I would think they had some similar "licensing"
as well. As for putting it on the network, that doesn't require a
license for it (as far as I know), but just the openmanage stuff.
Chris-
On Tue, Feb 22,
A client who needs a server on which to run a Linux system. She reports that
both Dell and HP in their quotes for supplying a suitable box insist that
"licences are required before the server can be connected to another computer".
Apparently different licences are needed for terminal servers, wh
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Hi,
my wife's birthday is coming up and I'd like to surprise her - and
what could be more surprising than a Linux sever training. Yes, I'm
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Plugging a non-POE switch into a POE switch will work fine - but not
forward on any "power". In simple terms, a POE switch will test,
through various means, whether it is safe to apply the 48V power to
the device that is connecting to it.
So your non-POE switch will not receive any useful power fr
