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I´m currently evaluating the adquisition of a MSSQL 2012 standard edition license, however this is my problem:

I'll have around 100 different users logging through the same application on the same server (RDP), so the server will see 100 connections with the same login and host + 1 management user which could be on different devices.

The hardware is not new so we'll be using a 2 core xeon

because the sql server will get 2 different logins, I should get: 

(898) Server licence +<br />
(418) 2 CAL user licences <br />
(1316) Total <br />

is this right?, or the server will see:
(898) Server licence +<br />
(209) 1 CAL device licences <br />
(209) 1 CAL user licences <br />
(1316) Total <br />

or:
(898) Server licence +<br />
(209) 1 CAL device licences <br />
(20,900) 100 CAL user licences <br />
(22,207) Total <br />

which would be excessive and i better go for a core license model and get:<br /> (7,172) a 4 core licensing model

Can you guys point towards more information on the license model i should go for?, thanks in advance.

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公式の言葉はここから始めることができます：http： //www.microsoft.com/licensing/about-licensing/client-access-license.aspx

また、ユーザーが解釈した回答については、 https ：//serverfault.com/questions/120276/how-are-sql-server-cals-countedを参照してください。

状況に応じて、2コアパックで提供されるCOREライセンス、またはサーバー+100ユーザーCALのいずれかが必要です。ワーカーが複数のデバイスからRDPサーバーに接続する場合、各DISTINCTエンド接続デバイスには1つのCALが必要になるため、100を超えるデバイスCALが必要になります。

于 2012-09-30T19:37:04.110 に答える