You should contact your Microsoft Licensing person for the answer.

If I were a Microsoft Licensing person (And I am not) my answer would be you 
need 1700 CALS, or processor licensing (Per processor on the SQL server no 
client cals required). Whichever is more cost effective for you.


From: Eldridge, Dave [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2009 10:40 AM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: OT: What makes a sql connection

We have this application that the entire house uses that has switched to a 
MSSQL backend. No one is directly connecting to the SQL box but their app talks 
to one server that is making the connections for it. Our lovely Softchoice 
person is saying that we need sql cals  for everyone (1700+) that use this app. 
I'm thinking the only connection being made is from the server the app is 
talking to and the sql server. Thus 1 connection? Right? Wrong?


dave

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