>Mark Lo wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have two server that is using RedHat Linux 6.2 as the Platform,
>> I wonder how many licences do i need in this case ??
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>> Mark
>>
Hi
You do not have to pay for per user or per server licenses, however you do
have to buy Redhat unless you can download and burn the ISO from their
site, you are *NOT* allowed to make illegal copies of the original CD rom
as per what Redhat sells as a boxed set, you would be breaking copyright as
I read it (I am not a lawyer, so get your own advice, or ask RH legal
dept)
Also, you *DO* have to comply with all licenses that are within Redhat, and
with anything Redhat themselves may impose ie if you modify certain
things, and you intend to distribute these things, you may have to make the
changes public ally available (again, read the licenses
I am not trying to turn you off, or scare you, just to make you aware of
the fact that you cannot do just anything you like with it, I am sure some
are under the impression that you can.....
Also, in case this was not all of your post, if you use the RH boxes to
attach (users connecting) to say NT, Novell or some other systems, you
could be required to buy Licenses to access those systems
HTH
Regards
Greg Wright
IT Consultant Sydney Australia
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