Greg Twyford wrote: > > I've got some doubts on this one, having run a run a test 2000 TS server > and 2000 client set some time ago. If you set up a 2000 server as a TS > server, and don't use the licencing facility, it will run for about 3 > months. allowing, in my case 2000 clients to function with it, then it > will stop.
You still need to run a licence server - in my case this is the same physical machine. The licence server has a licence category "Windows 2000 licence" which shows available free licences as "unlimited" > > An interesting experiment, that helped me decide that TS isn't worth the > trouble. Some support firms use it with old clients to save money, but > the practice becomes too server-centric with no hope of employing an > emergency server in a server-failure, and often poor reliability from > the clients. Dedicated thin clients make sense, except workstation > prices are so low now. > this isn't my experience - we have a variety of clients from winterms to well spec'ed machines. MD within a terminal session outperforms even the fastest fat client. Tony _______________________________________________ Gpcg_talk mailing list [email protected] http://ozdocit.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gpcg_talk
