Purchasing And Licensing

If we own two standard edition SQL Server licenses that we can use for Report Services and a SQL Server running on another server, how does the report server recognize I have a valid license? The setup doesn't ask for any sort of license key... we don't want to install SQL server on our actual report server.
Also, how do I buy Report Services Standard Edition? I have an MSDN Universal subscription and have downloaded the developer edition, but it's time for me to use this tool in production.
-kind regards, Brian Parkerthe installation doesn't ask for any license information, and you don't have
to install sql server on your report server.
I'm not sure if RS really validates any licensing information. but the
license is the Microsoft document.
To Get RS Standard edition, go to the SQL Server web site, fill the form and
Microsoft send the RS CD Rom.
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> If we own two standard edition SQL Server licenses that we can use for
Report Services and a SQL Server running on another server, how does the
report server recognize I have a valid license? The setup doesn't ask for
any sort of license key... we don't want to install SQL server on our
actual report server.
> Also, how do I buy Report Services Standard Edition? I have an MSDN
Universal subscription and have downloaded the developer edition, but it's
time for me to use this tool in production.
> -kind regards, Brian Parker|||You will need to buy a SQL Standard license for your server that runs RS if
it separate from your existing SQL Server licensed server.
Tom
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> the installation doesn't ask for any license information, and you don't
have
> to install sql server on your report server.
> I'm not sure if RS really validates any licensing information. but the
> license is the Microsoft document.
> To Get RS Standard edition, go to the SQL Server web site, fill the form
and
> Microsoft send the RS CD Rom.
> "Brian Parker" <BrianParker@.discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le
> message de news:C76B1A30-2238-4B3F-83E1-EBA902952969@.microsoft.com...
> > If we own two standard edition SQL Server licenses that we can use for
> Report Services and a SQL Server running on another server, how does the
> report server recognize I have a valid license? The setup doesn't ask for
> any sort of license key... we don't want to install SQL server on our
> actual report server.
> >
> > Also, how do I buy Report Services Standard Edition? I have an MSDN
> Universal subscription and have downloaded the developer edition, but it's
> time for me to use this tool in production.
> >
> > -kind regards, Brian Parker
>