EMC NetWorker discussion <NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU> wrote on 
06/15/2010 02:02:38 PM:

> This makes perfect sense to me....
> One std client license is needed to backup the client itself
> (filesystem).

The weird thing? Only one of those cluster resources is taking up a 
regular client license - the others are listed in "Workstation". 

    WORKSTATION CLIENT TYPES
                           DOS: 0
                     Macintosh: 0
                          OS/2: 0
                  Windows 3.1x: 0
                    Windows 95: 0
        Windows NT Workstation: 1
                       UX/4800: 0
                        Others: 0

               Defined Clients: pssql1, pssql2, pssql3, pssql5,

So I will re-phrase my question - why are these cluster resources using a 
"workstation client type" license, and not a regular client license? 

That's what threw me - only 1 cluster resource used a regular client 
license, the other 4 are using this "workstation client" license. I didn't 
read close enough, and so phrased my question wrongly.

What's a "workstation client type" license, and why am I using so many, I 
wonder?

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