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Microsoft Licensing

icemang · 2006-03-11 15:52:01

Does anyone know if it is legitimate to use server 2003 resource kit tools on more many PCs :eek:

11-03-2006 4:52pm

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Does anyone know if it is legitimate to use server 2003 resource kit tools on more many PCs
:eek:

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#2 12-03-2006 8:53pm

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No idea - read the license perhaps.

IIRC The NT 4 Reskit was per organisation.

Also large chunks of the reskit are freely downloadable from the microsoft web site.

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#3 13-03-2006 8:25pm

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icemang wrote:

Does anyone know if it is legitimate to use server 2003 resource kit tools on more many PCs
:eek:

Yup, you can freely download the res kit.

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