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Chris
Hi @all.
I have a question regarding CALs (Client Access Licenses) and ASP.NET.
In some articles I have read, that you need CALs depending on the
number of clients you want to serve (autenthicate). So I am a little
bit confused. Do I really need a CAL for every (authenticated) user in
my ASP.NET application.
What do I "lose" when I do not use (buy) ACLs?
What can I do "without" ACLs?
I hope that this is the right NG to ask.
Thanks for every response.
I have a question regarding CALs (Client Access Licenses) and ASP.NET.
In some articles I have read, that you need CALs depending on the
number of clients you want to serve (autenthicate). So I am a little
bit confused. Do I really need a CAL for every (authenticated) user in
my ASP.NET application.
What do I "lose" when I do not use (buy) ACLs?
What can I do "without" ACLs?
I hope that this is the right NG to ask.
Thanks for every response.