My understanding is that you would need to purchase that many licenses,
as you still need to have the ARD Admin application installed to view
the screen, which costs per seat.
However, there is now some provision for ARD->VNC compatibility, and
you can use VNC for free.
The licensing that you mention is more appropriate for teachers who
want to view student screens, and you now don't have to give the
teachers admin level rights to do so. But it is still impractical to
have every student have their own viewer.
On Jun 21, 2004, at 9:47 AM, Jeramey Valley wrote:
> More importantly - does anyone know the licensing model details?
> Specifically:
> If I grant 700 non-Admin Users access to ARD to remotely
> control/observe screens, do I need to buy 700 unlimited client
> licenses?
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