Thank you Martin. We can probably get users to pay us for a TS license as part of their set up up cost, but I don't know about more than one! It is not the way things are normally done in the internet.

Saludos,

Alex


>>We plan to offer our payroll application, which is a desktop VFP program, via Terminal Server. It sounds like we must purchase a Terminal Server license for each separate customer, and not only enough licenses to cover the number of users that are logged in at a particular time. If a user logs in from a different computer does he need a different license or can he login using the same license?
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>In the case you are not using internally you will need Device CALs, so yes, you will need to purchase a CAL for every customer PC connecting.
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>>Last, where do you go to purchase the Terminal Server licenses? From Microsoft itself?
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>You can contact the local subsidiary, and they will direct to a reseller. It is something that can be done remotely, because there are just license numbers you need to punch in your Server Admin console.
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>Anyway, before moving to this, I recommend doing a lot of testing (you can use several remote clients without CALs for 60 days -as a trial; I guess this is what Walter is using). Make sure the application works well in this environment. Check for things like user files or directories, display issues, etc.
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>Check this guidelines to know what to look for:
>http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa913899.aspx
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>Regards,