From the ADT 3.3/AutoCAD 2002 CD - the EULA:
Network Version: If this Software is a Network Version, you may use it only
over an internal [local] area network environment with the Autodesk License
Manager tool, and you may install and operate the Software on a single
server computer in a single location which may be accessed by other
computers, or on an individual computer, .. blah blah blah
I think the only way we will get AutoDesk to come around on this is pressure
on our account managers.
Mike Donahue
"Gordon Price" wrote in message
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> "jason martin" wrote in message
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> > Ggaska -
> >
> > There are 2 answers to your question:
> > Answer 1 The legal answer: It is a violation of the Autodesk licensing
> agreement to run
> > the network version of Autocad over a wan. It is not legal. It is not
> supported. Don't
> > even attempt it.
>
> Why would it be illegal. You are still only running as many sessions as
you
> have licenses for. Who cares if one of those sessions is on the Space
> Shuttle, and the rest are in your office. Then again, if your outside
users
> are using VPN to connect to your office server, they are actually logged
in
> to the LAN, and should be within the letter of the LA.
>
> Regards,
> Gordon
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