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November 21st, 2001, 01:27 AM
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Per Server will limit the server to the number of connections you specify you own licenses for. Per seat will allow unlimited connections, but you legally have to own a license for each computer that connects to the server.
Basically a small organization with only one or two servers will benefit from per server, assuming not every user is using resources on the servers at the same time. A larger organization will benefit from per seat because the users can connect to multiple servers with one per seat license.
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