Can I split the CALs over two servers? That is, two 2012 VMs (same host) and use two CALs for the first VM and three for the second?
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As long as your server(s) are configured in the "per user" fasion as opposed to "per device" you likely wont even get bothered about anything.. you don't really have to put any key codes into the server at all. Really, it seems having them is so you are still legal with everything and stay within the terms of service with Microsoft. Safe from an audit this way for example.
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If both servers are on the same domain the CALs allow access to any number of servers on the domain and there is no need or facility for configuring some explicit splitting. If the 2 servers (as VMs) are not on the same domain I'm not sure. However the licensing may be more about showing how you assigned them per each user (or in the other case, device) in your organization so your documentation should record the assignment to users in-line with you purchased.
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If you are using 2 servers on the network you don't need separate cals for each. Run it through the MS license adviser website if you want to be sure.http://mla.microsoft.com/
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Windows Server 2012 are being sold without any CAL. You have to get the 5-pack CAL in order to use that on the network.
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I do not believe you can add a second CPU. However, it appears you can upgrade the CPU, although it is expensive. See this link: http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/turnkey/MacPro/2010_Xeon_Processor
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As far as I know, one for CPU and 2 for system. There could be more, that's just how may are in my setup.
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You will not have more then 10 inside hosts; which sucks. You will not have the ability to trunk or create more then 3 vlans, inside, outside and DMZ. You will only have the ability to have 2 SSL VPN concurrent connections at a time (for a home use I do not find this an issue). If I may I recommend going to usedasa.com for your license. I hope that helps.
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Not two processors; a dual processor. Pretty common, actually. That means it can execute two programs simultaneously; two virtual processors.
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Using a Turon-based CPU and expecting any good performance from a VM under ESXi is asking for trouble. Think of this as a NAS device, not a general purpose server. I wouldn't try **any** virtualization more than "containers" or "BSD-Jails."By this point you might have purchased and installed ESXi. How did it go?
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Unfortunately ... NO.What Amazon sells is TEMPre 1.0Also, I downlodaded the software - mentioned elsewhere and it only works with 2.0 units and above.Thus to use more than one, you need multiple PC's.With that in mind they are great tools.ed
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Yes, you can use 1 or 2 CPUs, the difference is 1 CPU only can use 4 DIMMs MAX on Bank DIMM A1-A2, B1-B2 for further info please visit ASUS WEB: http://www.asus.com/us/Commercial_Servers_Workstations/KCMAD8/HelpDesk/ If you have any for question, please don't hesitate to ask, Thank you and you have a great day, Calvin,
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YES, Running it w/o dyndns - works immidiately Running dyndns - assign different port to each camIn any case you may have as much as you like toAs below there are nice apps supporting the above scenerias
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You can set up pfsense as a virtual machine on a esxi server, i can vouch for that working.
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Yes you can have two different OS's while connected to a third each will operate seperatly
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Yes you can; but I suspect that you don't want to give up your MAC OS. If this is the case and you want to have both operating systems on your MAC, then please consider the following solution:http://www.parallels.com/landingpage/dskd87/special-offer/?utm_nooverride=1&gclid;=CI7Vq_WlyLQCFYl7Qgodg3EALgIt may cost you $70 but you will have both systems on one computer.
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Concur this is not a gaming server. Potential is you were using is as a gaming server, but even then doubtful it would be would be what you want. I use it to host esxi with virtual machines for Solaris, WIndows XP, WIndows 7, Kali Linux (Backtrack), Centos and RHEL 6.4 for a home lab.
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No, this is a standard Windows server license. you will still need to buy CAL's to use it.
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I haven't tried any server virtualization OS on the G2020T. There is not Hyper-Threading and I didn't see anything about ESXi support in the technical materials except VT-x.
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Yes, You could install 2 computers as a second time without having any problems. Thanks N Tran