SQL licensing for APP-V

does app-v includes Run Time SQL license like System Center components or SQL should be purchased?
"When you hit a wrong note it's the next note that makes it good or bad". Miles Davis

Hello,
There is no "right" license. SQL Express is not supported, which would mean that you would at minimum Standard-edition.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj713426.aspx
Apart from that - what suites your Environment in terms of previous licensing, setup and would fulfill your business requirement
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currently we are planing our possible ways to migrate to Lync2013. Due to our Microsoft-EA we already own Lync Enterprise CALs and 3 Lync Server.
Now we have some reallly important questions on the Backend SQL issue:
after all we got confilicting statements from our MS-Licensing Partner an some Consultants.
1. ) it looks like, that Microsoft does not support an "activ/activ"-SQL Cluster even if LYNC gets an own instance.
this is an unbelievable statemen in consideration of the face a customer already spent a lot of bucks for the SQL-Core-LICs.
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expensive.
Is there someone who solved this issue for an supported environment.
regards
Heiko

Hi,
First let's clarify some points
1- There is no requirements for SQL CAL licensing For Lync, disregarding the SQL version that you are using ( standard/Enterprise), why ? because :
Lync Users doesn't directly access the SQL backend
and also these licences are already covered by the Lync Server License that you already purchased.
2- The only way to have an Active/Active SOL Cluster, is by configuring Always On availability Features and indeed Lync server 2013 doesn't support these features.
3- When it comes to SQL licensing options the only the SQL Standard edition has Sever/CAL or Per core Licensing option. Where the SQL Enterprise Edition can only be licensed with the Per-core option.
4- Lync Server 2013 support SQL Mirroring or SQL failover cluster as database high availability options. I both cases the following is applicable:
Only active SQL instances requires licenses
dedicated SQL instances can be hosted on Servers which are part of always on availability groups or Failover Cluster
References
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg398990.aspx
http://blog.micromail.com/2013/07/01/beginners-guide-to-sql-server-licensing/
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Charbel Hanna
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How can I get a volume license for App store?

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The Apple Support Communities are an international user to user technical support forum. As a man from Mexico, Spanish is my native tongue. I do not speak English very well, however, I do write in English with the aid of the Mac OS X spelling and grammar checks. I also live in a culture perhaps very very different from your own. When offering advice in the ASC, my comments are not meant to be anything more than helpful and certainly not to be taken as insults.
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That is really a MS question. But I do know pretty much how MS licensing works. If you decided to get processing based licensing, it is based on the processors on the machine where SQL is installed - NOT the number of processors of machines that will be accessing it. The repositories for EIS and Analyzer is 'minimal'. You can (should) install SQL on a single processor box and have both EIS/Analyzer use it.However, if you do install it on the Essbase box (which can be faster), you would have to secure a license equal to the number of processors on that box.If you do put it on a separate box, make sure you SA puts it 'close' to the Essbase/EIS/Analyzer box to limit network trafic.Rich [email protected]

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All SQL licensing is included as long as it is just used for System Center. See here
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What is the license for an App Store App? In-App Purchase? Re-downloads?

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@wjosten:
I really appreciate your input, but I'd like an Apple employee response to rest my hat on (like JasonL, who has responded to my posts previously -- his user account is marked with an Apple icon and says Apple Employee on it). I know it's not official, but after getting attacked on another website for this question, I knew I had to head here. I couldn't get straight answer from Apple's iTunes Store Support, so I wanted to have someone attached to Apple sticking their neck out.
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Really, if you can clear up these other questions, I'd be happy to call it solved. I appreciate it a bunch!
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App-V 5.0 Sequencing Office 2010 - Cannot verify the License for this Application KMS

Hey Guys,
i already found some Topics about my Problem, but None of the Solutions i have found, help in my case. I hope someone can help...
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Licenses and terms of use | Adobe
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Education Plan https://creative.adobe.com/plans?plan=edu
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