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A company is deploying Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Enterprise to its server farm to support a line- of-business application. The company will use SQL Server 2014 on virtual machines that will move…
The correct answer is B. Fail-over server rights C. License Mobility through SA F. License Mobility within Server Farms. B: With the introduction of SQL Server 2014, there are two updates to licensing. Passive fail-over rights are now a benefit of Software Assurance (SA) C: License Mobility is included as a benefit of SA. BF: In SQL Server 2014, passive fail-over rights are an SA benefit. This…
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A company is deploying Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Enterprise to its server farm to support a line- of-business application. The company will use SQL Server 2014 on virtual machines that will move freely across the servers in its estate to provide high availability and load balancing. Users will access the application from a variety of devices from both the office and from home. The company will purchase SQL Server 2014 Enterprise licenses that have Software Assurance (SA). Which three SA benefits support the company's business requirements? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
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- AHome Use Program
- BFail-over server rights
- CLicense Mobility through SA
- DUnlimited visualization rights
- ERoaming Use Rights
- FLicense Mobility within Server Farms
How the community answered
(22 responses)- A5% (1)
- B77% (17)
- D5% (1)
- E14% (3)
Explanation
B: With the introduction of SQL Server 2014, there are two updates to licensing. Passive fail-over rights are now a benefit of Software Assurance (SA) C: License Mobility is included as a benefit of SA. BF: In SQL Server 2014, passive fail-over rights are an SA benefit. This means that active SA is now required to install your passive instance(s). Combined with the License Mobility within server farm SA benefit, you now have full flexibility to manage your high availability environment for both planned and unplanned downtime.
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