You keep implying that multiplexing is not allowed, and will "VOID" you're agreement, etc. but the passages you quote don't say that. They state the license count must account for the users coming in via the multiplexing connection as well. That's completely different in my book. Basically if you're supporting 10 quasi-concurrent users via a web server for example, you need to have 10 license slots available (unused otherwise for what we generally consider to be users).
If "All of the products mentioned here except RedBack will VOID your IBM concurrent user license requirement" were true the passage below would read more like multiplexing software isn't allowed. Not that "...you will be required to purchase the number of licenses..." Maybe I missed it in my skimming through some of the posts, but was anyone talking about ways to get around licensing requirements via multiplexing? > They U2 OEM Handbook it states: > > "Customers are required to purchase a number of > licenses equal to the > maximum number of concurrent solution users. > > For example, if either third party or in-house > transaction-based > multiplexing software (e.g. Transaction Processing > (TP) Monitor, Web > servers, etc.) or hardware, other than RedBack, is > used in conjunction with > U2, you will be required to purchase the number of > licenses equal to the > actual number of licenses you have used without > multiplexing software." ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
