#Windows 10 vm license full
They need some kind of licensing for VDI to handle the desktops, and some kind of license to deal with the fact that they have two copies of each OS - right now it's both a VDI violation and a full on complete piracy violation (he made illegal copies of every desktop) and almost certainly an OEM violation (those desktops must have been OEM copies.) So the entire Windows Desktop situation needs to be licensed. Yes, if this is all that the have, they need to license every piece of it because it sounds like it might be as much as 100% pirated right now. If I understand the licensing correctly, in this setup, they would require Windows Software Assurance, Windows VDA subscription, or Windows E3/E5 licenses, do I have that right? They would also require CALs for the appropriate # of users, correct?
#Windows 10 vm license windows 10
If I understand the licensing correctly, in this setup, they would require Windows Software Assurance, Windows VDA subscription, or Windows E3/E5 licenses, do I have that right? They would also require CALs for the appropriate # of users, said in VM Windows 10 Pro Licensing On Hyper-V: They simply use the Remote Desktop client on their physical desktops to access their virtual PCs and it is a 1:1 setup with everyone having their own virtual Win10 PC. I'm pretty sure that's problematic in that they are in breach of MS licensing terms (I think). All their software is running on their virtual desktops.
Nothing is running on their physical PCs except Windows 10 Pro. Each physical desktop is now essentially a client for accessing the users' virtual PCs. He then uninstalled all of the business software from each of their desktops so they are now essentially running their entire business via those virtual Win10 machines. He's the used Disk2VHD to create a disk image of each of their business' 8 PCs and loaded them up on the Windows server to run as virtual desktop. Her current IT admin (still employed there.for now) has setup a Windows 2016 server with Hyper-V role. One thing stood out for me as potentially problematic so wanted to check here to see if someone could point me in the right direction. I met with a prospective client today over video chat (wanted to reduce physical exposure for everyone until we're in a place where onsite visit is necessary) and she walked me through her current setup and what she'd like to do.
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