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07-27-2009
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| | hyper-v licencing Hello. I know that standard and enterprise editions allow respectively 1 and 4 virtual servers to be installed. During tests with Win200 standard x64, i was allowed to install 2 virtual servers. How does the restriction apply? The second virtual server will stop working? Or is it only licensing restriction and not "physical"? Regards, Peter |
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07-27-2009
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| | Re: hyper-v licencing It's a licensing restriction not a physical restriction. You can run as many child partitions as you have licenses for and the hardware can handle. -- Kerry Brown MS-MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Systems Administration http://www.vistahelp.ca/phpBB2/ "Peter Hatzis" <jkatsor2000@newsgroup> wrote in message news:O$doE#qDKHA.1540@newsgroup Quote: > Hello. I know that standard and enterprise editions allow respectively 1 > and 4 virtual servers to be installed. > During tests with Win200 standard x64, i was allowed to install 2 virtual > servers. > How does the restriction apply? The second virtual server will stop > working? Or is it only licensing restriction and not "physical"? > > Regards, Peter > > |
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07-29-2009
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| | Re: hyper-v licencing Hello Kerry, thanks for the info "Kerry Brown" <kerry@newsgroup-tems.c*a*m> wrote in message news:e1LHiKsDKHA.5956@newsgroup Quote: > It's a licensing restriction not a physical restriction. You can run as > many child partitions as you have licenses for and the hardware can > handle. > > -- > Kerry Brown > MS-MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Systems Administration > http://www.vistahelp.ca/phpBB2/ > > > "Peter Hatzis" <jkatsor2000@newsgroup> wrote in message > news:O$doE#qDKHA.1540@newsgroup Quote: >> Hello. I know that standard and enterprise editions allow respectively 1 >> and 4 virtual servers to be installed. >> During tests with Win200 standard x64, i was allowed to install 2 virtual >> servers. >> How does the restriction apply? The second virtual server will stop >> working? Or is it only licensing restriction and not "physical"? >> >> Regards, Peter >> >> |
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