OT: Microsoft - potřebuji data informace

[Pavel Krafcik]

Děkuji,

takže je to tak, že licence na MS Windows Server Standard Edition mi 
umožní v jednom serveru vytvořit dvě virtuální mašiny MS Windows Server 
Standard Edition. To je lepší, než potřebuji. Ještě kdyby si ten web 
dali dohromady.

Pavle Krafčík

Dne 24.1.2014 10:21, kastil napsal(a):
> Zdravim,
>
> podle odpovedi na foru MS nemuzete:
>
> Windows Server licenses are assigned to the physical hosts, not to
> VMs.  A single Standard Edition license grants you the right to run up
> to two Windows Server VMs concurrently on a given host.  There is no
> limit to the number you can create (other than storage of the host), but
> the license grants you the right to run up to two Windows Server VMs.
> You can also run Linux and client VMs, but their licenses would be
> covered under their licensing terms.  If you assign another SE license
> to the same physical host, you now have the right to run up to four
> Windows Server VMs.  If you continue to assign licenses to the host,
> when you reach five SE licenses, which grant you the right to run up to
> 10 Windows Server VMs, you would now be paying more for the SE licenses
> than you would for a single Datacenter Edition license.  This can get
> really complicated to keep track of if you are making use of live
> migration in your environment, because legally you should be licensing
> each host for the maximum number of Windows Server virtual machines you
> will have on any node.  This is why customers who are consistently
> running more that 8-10 Windows Server VMs on every host in their
> environment purchase Datacenter licenses - it costs less.
>
> Note that in the above description I never mentioned what operating
> system was installed on the physical host.  That doesn't make any
> difference (well, in a specific instance it does, but I'll ignore that
> for now).  So, when running VMware's ESX operating system or Citrix Xen
> Server or a Linux KVM, the same licensing requirements exist.  So if you
> assign a SE license to an ESX host, you have the right to run up to two
> Windows Server virtual machines.  Assign two licenses to the ESX host,
> and you have the right to run up to four Windows Server virtual
> machines.  And so forth ...