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Thanks for the reply. What does an MSDN subscription permit with respect to running multiple VMs? Edit: sounds like pretty much whatever you want.

• pjc50 11y ago
  Whatever you want, for development purposes only. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/584162/what-is-the-windows-server-environment-limit-on-an-msdn-subscription http://stackoverflow.com/questions/584162/what-is-the-window... http://www.itassetmanagement.net/2011/05/31/msdn-subscriptions-pt-1/ http://www.itassetmanagement.net/2011/05/31/msdn-subscriptio... : there is a lot of fractal madness in this. "This applies to virtual machines as well – so if even one application on one virtual machine hosted on a physical server is used for production purposes, then ALL the virtual machines AND the physical host must be licensed as if they were production machines." "Training is NOT considered a development activity, so all those being trained and the machines used for the training must be licensed appropriately." may be one of the reasons nobody ever gets any training in this business.