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Hi,
I hope someone can help me with my question:
Lets assume there is one company with offices in 3 countries. All in all the company needs about 50 concurrent users.
For security reasons this company wants to have a backup server for navision, so if the main server fails they just switch to the backup server and continue working.
How many License do they need? 1 or 2? Very often licenses of Microsoft products are bound to one machine - so in this case they must buy 2?
Can anyone help me here or give a link to a website with this kind of information?
best regards...
I hope someone can help me with my question:
Lets assume there is one company with offices in 3 countries. All in all the company needs about 50 concurrent users.
For security reasons this company wants to have a backup server for navision, so if the main server fails they just switch to the backup server and continue working.
How many License do they need? 1 or 2? Very often licenses of Microsoft products are bound to one machine - so in this case they must buy 2?
Can anyone help me here or give a link to a website with this kind of information?
best regards...
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edit: sorry..no link
Best Regards
we have a different approach with 8 drives on the same server = 4x2
in case one hard drive fails the other one picks up automatically.
Denis Petrov.