Guys,
If I understand correctly, Trev is right.
SGD is licensed by concurrent user.
So you could buy, in this example, 25-50 SGD licenses, which are
shared amongst your 500 potential users.
-FB
On 25 May 2007, at 20:58, Trevor Dell wrote:
Remold Krol | Everett wrote:
The main problem of connecting from SunRay to SGD and let users
use SGD at home is that you need to have a license for SunRay and
a license SGD for all users. If you have a company with 500 users
and only 25 or 50 of them may access their applications from home,
then you still need to have 500 SGD licenses.
I could be mistaken, I am just doing my first roll out of SGD. They
are licensed for 40 concurrent users, but anyone from their AD gets
access. Which is 400+ users.
There is also an other option to share teh same desktop between
SGD and SunRay, but you need to have the VMWare VDA Kit to let
users connect to their own desktop from either the SGD or the
SunRay server.
I wrote my own Tcl script to connect to the Sun Ray server LDAP and
pull the IP which to connect to. Which is stored in the 'Other'
field you see in the web admin. There isn't much glue you need to
piece them together. The VDA Kit was unsupported, and I had a few
problems with it while testing. So I went with my own few lines of
code I added to the default SGD script.
- Trev
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