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More licensing changes for virtualisation with Windows Server 2008

Last summer, there was a big shake up of Microsoft’s licensing policies around virtualisation. Matt McSpirit provides the best explanation of licensing Windows Server in a virtual environment that I’ve seen on his blog but, today, I was notified about some new developments in the Microsoft Windows Server 2008 licensing model.
Quoting from the e-mail [...]

Posted: January 16th, 2009 under Software licensing, Virtual Server/Hyper-V.
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