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HA with Home or Power license

JimmyM
Does the HA functionality work with the Home or Power User license?
I'm aware of the issues with the 3 NIC limit on the Home license, this isn't an issue.
TIA 


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  • 0 in reply to oliver.desch
    Well that kind of sucks  [:)]

    Oh well.... [:)] 
  • 0 in reply to ReD-MaN
    Oh, well. I just thought it would be neat to mess around with. I've got a few pairs PCs lying around the basement I was thinking of playing with.
    Bravo on the 4.x product though. Excellent work! 
  • 0 in reply to JimmyM
    I thought it worked on the power user home license ?  Just not the standard home eval version ?

    Which is correct ?
     
  • 0 in reply to Simon Shaw
    It would appear that Oliver says "No". 
  • 0 in reply to JimmyM
    Oliver's answer seems ambiguous considering the way you phrased the original question. I did find an earlier post from Jan that clearly states that it does. Here is an excerpt:

    We have decided to provide a new "free-of-charge" power home user license (equivalent to the Enterprise Edition of our product) to qualifying UBB users. In order to ensure that potential users would not be better accommodated by a commercial license, a "free-of-charge" license will ONLY be offered to active, visible UBB participants. These users must have a history of valuable input regarding bug reports. Additionally, they should provide general support to the forum, on an on-going basis.

    The Enterprise Edition is valid for one year, and features 

    * unlimited IPs
    * unlimited SMTP Domains
    * unlimited VPN Tunnels
    * Gigabit Support
    * High Availability through Hot Standby
    * Load Balancing 

    After reading this I think Oliver meant no only with regards to the home user license. Perhaps he could clear this up if anyone still needs a difinitive answer to this question.

    -g
     
  • 0 in reply to GaryB_01
    Ahh, very good. Perhaps I'll give it a try.