sql server replication: License ? -- sql server replication

License ?

simsj NO[at]SPAM siouxvalley.org
11/28/2006 11:02:04 AM

sql server replication:

I have a Sql 2000 Citrix data store on a server which is licensed per
processor. I have established replication on this server to another
server. This other server (the Subscriber) is running sql 2000 also
but at this time is only licensed for 5 seats. Would I need to
license this subscriber as per processor also if it were to be used as
the live server for a few days if the publisher pc went down? I am
guessing I would need the per processor license if it were to even need
to be live and that I couldnt use the per processor license of the
server since it was down, Is passing a license from a down server to
the new live server possible?

Re: License ?

Hilary Cotter
11/28/2006 4:41:32 PM

No, but you have to have licenses in place for every client who will access
it. This might be more expensive than the pre-processor license.

If you are using log shipping or clustering you do not need to have a
license for the standby server or the inactive node, but for replication you
will.

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