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then it would be illegal to use hyper-v, since windows is then run under a hypervisor.
by Asmod4n 10mo ago
then it would be illegal to use hyper-v, since windows is then run under a hypervisor.
- BlaDeKke 10mo agoThe FPP license does allow local vm access. But if u access it remotely then u need a SA or VDA license. If this thread is legit: https://community.spiceworks.com/t/whats-wrong-or-not-legal-with-running-win10-or-win11-as-a-vm-non-vdi/1196039/2 https://community.spiceworks.com/t/whats-wrong-or-not-legal-...
- prmoustache 10mo agoIn that case you are using a network protocol but one could argue you are still accessing the VM in the same local system the OS has been licensed for. It is a remote access from a software perspective but a local access from a user perspective.
- Saris 10mo agoRDP on the same system isn't remote access though.