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#Ncomputing vspace microsoft net software
I guess the point about Windows updates 'breaking' the Ncomputing software is related to the fact that Microsoft don't officially recognise Ncomputing as a partner - (ref. Ncomputing Vs Hp thin clients > NComputing User Forums > NComputing
#Ncomputing vspace microsoft net install
One of the issues I've had with the nComputing stuff is the software doesn't work if you have certain updates installed, I've had to go through uninstall security updates one-by-one until I found the problem one and then bugger me if Windows Update didn't automatically install it the next day!Here are some interesting comments from people who have used both systems (Ncomputing + HP thin clients.) There are no rights granted by Microsoft or NComputing to allow multiple simultaneous users to access and use the operating system software for Windows Vista, Windows 7, or any other Microsoft client operating system. Microsoft’s recommended configuration is the Windows Server product for which you are licensed.įor any questions or issues you may have relating to the NComputing vSpace software and its use with the Windows XP client operating system, please seek support from NComputing at: NComputing Tech Support Windows XP was not designed for multiple users to run multiple sessions. Microsoft neither promotes nor provides any support for NComputing vSpace Software or for the Windows XP client operating system in this configuration. While Microsoft has granted these limited rights for use of the Windows XP client operating system configuration under these specific circumstances, all support for NComputing’s vSpace software running on Windows XP is solely provided by NComputing.
#Ncomputing vspace microsoft net license
In the future, it is possible you may be able to license and use Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows MultiPoint Server 2010 to work with NComputing products. You will need to acquire Windows Server 2008 CALs and Remote Desktop Services ( RDS) CALs for each station including the host computer if you are using the host computer as a station. To work with NComputing products today, you will need to license and use Windows Server 2003 R2 or Windows Server 2008. The Windows Server operating system software or the Windows XP client operating system software may be used, but not both.If the appropriate Windows Server operating license(s) and CALs have been obtained, then such customer may install and run the NComputing vSpace Software on a separately licensed Windows XP client operating system in lieu of the Windows Server operating system.The end user customer must have licensed the appropriate number of Windows Server operating system and associated Client Access Licenses (“CALs”) for simultaneous access by multiple users to the licensed computer.The NComputing vSpace software must have been purchased after November 16, 2009.These requirements include the following: This e-mail confirms that for a limited time only, Microsoft has granted to NComputing certain limited rights to give its end user customers the ability to use NComputing vSpace software with Microsoft Windows XP in multi-user environments, so long as certain requirements are met by such end user customers. Thank you for inquiring about Windows XP license rights for NComputing’s vSpace software solutions. I got the following reply back from Microsoft regarding licensing for nComputing:
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