At 11:47 AM -0800 3/14/99, Marc Respass wrote:
>I thought that "CPU" refered to a computer. So $25,000 is unlimited for one
>computer, regardless of the number of processors, and $50,000 is unlimited
>for an unlimited number of computers. The former provides additional horse
>power, the latter, load balancing. Also, I thought that any deployment
>license (the $1500 dev license isn't really a deployment license) allows for
>running multiple instances of an application on a single computer for a sort
>of intra-server load balancing.
My notes are back at my office, but I'm pretty sure the $50,000 license is
unlimited CPUs, unlimited tpm, unlimited processes. However, it is *not*
unlimited machines.
mark
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