For windows 2000 hosting, which version and license type of MS Access do you have to have in order to offer the database to clients?

Anyone?

Thanks!

You provide more than a simple ODBC connection to their dabase?

You do not need to actually have MS Access installed to offer your customers web access to Access databases. The Access ODBC drivers are included in MDAC 2.6 and lower.

Originally posted by Wolfy
You provide more than a simple ODBC connection to their dabase?

Its so clients can use MS ACCESS via terminal services if they wish.

They can just upload their Access file and setup a 'file DSN'.

I think the access ODBC driver comes with Win2K install.

Its so clients can use MS ACCESS via terminal services if they wishIf you want customers to be able to open the Access database in Access in TS, you will need MS Access installed on the server.

How many users are you going to have using TS? What version on TS are you using?

Originally posted by RackMy.com
If you want customers to be able to open the Access database in Access in TS, you will need MS Access installed on the server.

How many users are you going to have using TS? What version on TS are you using?

Thats what I thought! My question is, is there a server version with number of CALs to be installed or can I simply install Office XP suite?

As many as requested. Not sure about the version, I thought it comes with win2k.

You have to license Office XP for each concurrent user of TS in addition to the CAL's for the server connection itself.