>>>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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>I see you're a Microsoft employee. Best wishes with your new job.
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>Sorry, but you wrong. He should buy licences for server which is his online user count at same time. These licences are installing to server, not clients. Different clients can access but client count cannot exceed server's terminal user licences count.

Hello Metin,

I would like to setup the system in the way you say. In other words, setup in such a way that I have to buy one license per connected user, or at most one license per user independently if he is connecting form office or home. What is the license SKU (product number) that I need to purchase to operate that way? Does it have to be installed in a particular way?

Thank you very much,

Alex