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Unfortunately you need a Windows license per VM. I guess that at many places you'd just buy datacenter edition, but that's a bit too much for small businesses.
by omh 12y ago
Unfortunately you need a Windows license per VM.
I guess that at many places you'd just buy datacenter edition, but that's a bit too much for small businesses.
- monstermonster 12y agoYes we have datacentre edition and VL stuff. Small business: Use azure.
- teepo 12y agoOr just use Windows Datacetner Ed on your hypervisor. Most cloud providers have that as an option. It's like $200 a month and you can run as many VMs as your hardware will support.
- peschkaj 12y agoIf you're using Hyper-V, you get an unlimited number of guests if you've purchased Windows Server Enterprise Edition. Last I checked, it's not even that expensive of an upgrade.