Date: Wed, 10 Feb 2016 03:31:16 -0400
From: Jecklan1
To: THOMAS KLOOS
Subject: RE: NODE Explain
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Yes this explains my question :-)
Thank you...

I found another "problem" is there a setting or a fix for the 
German/Swiss "umlauts"... if I send a mail within Wildcat (Telnet) to 
another user internal the umlauts working perfect. If I try to send a mail 
from wildcat (telnet) to the internet the umlauts are making troubles.

Thanks 
Andy

On 2/9/2016 10:11 PM, THOMAS KLOOS wrote to Jecklan1:

-> I believe node counts against a user, not a service. In other words in 
-> your example where User1 is connected to Node 1 as telnet and node 2 as 
-> http, that would only consume 1 node, since its the same user. 
-> 
-> Easier to explain would be consider a "Node" as a unique
user. If you 
have 
-> 10 nodes, your can have 10 unique (different) users all connected at 
the 
-> same time... even of they were connected more than once, as in telnet, 
-> http, ftp, pop3, smtp.
-> 
-> I hope I helped and didn't make the confusion worse!
-> 
-> ...Thomas Kloos
-> 
-> On 2/9/2016 7:11 AM, Jecklan1 wrote to HECTOR SANTOS:
-> 
-> -> Hi Hector
-> -> 
-> -> I received today my WinServer
-> -> I have a basic question concerning Nodes/Licenses....
-> -> 
-> -> Let's say there are two Users Connected 
-> -> 
-> -> Node 1 - User1 - Telnet
-> -> Node 2 - User1 - Http
-> -> 
-> -> this will consume me 2 nodes right?
-> -> in other words.. does the license/node count make any difference 
between
-> -> - Hostname? ( if a user connect from the same host )
-> -> - Does the connection count per User? 
-> -> - If a user connect over SMTP + HTTP + TELNET + FTP = -4 nodes ?
-> -> 
-> -> Many thanks for your quick reply
-> -> Cheers from Switzerland
-> -> Andy  
->  
 
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