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SQL 2000 server CALs questions??? 1
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mrdenny
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- May 27, 2002
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I already responded in that thread.
Yes you can (assuming that when they installed it they set it up for CALs). They may have set the SQL Server up for processor licensing. There should be a licensing icon in the control pannel (It may be called SQL Licensing, Licensing, or something else). You can add them through there.
If they installed it with processor licensing and you use CALs I beleive that you have to reinstall to get onto the correct licensing model.
Denny
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Yes you can (assuming that when they installed it they set it up for CALs). They may have set the SQL Server up for processor licensing. There should be a licensing icon in the control pannel (It may be called SQL Licensing, Licensing, or something else). You can add them through there.
If they installed it with processor licensing and you use CALs I beleive that you have to reinstall to get onto the correct licensing model.
Denny
MCSA (2003) / MCDBA (SQL 2000)
--Anything is possible. All it takes is a little research. (Me)
(My very old site)
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mrdenny
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No problem.
Denny
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Denny
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