| You should only run a Citect Client under
the Terminal Server. You should never run a Citect Server under
Terminal server as you would get a clash with PLC hardware or
network server connections. The Citect client is compatible with
Microsoft Terminal Server.
The recommend architecture is to run all you Citect Servers on
non Terminal Server computers. Then set-up a Citect client to run
on the Terminal Server. Only the first Client running on the
Terminal Server will get access to the local hardware key. If you
only want to run one client at a time and have a single user key
you should install that key on the terminal server computer. If you
want to run more than one Citect client on terminal server, then
install your multi user Citect key on one of you Citect Servers.
This will allow many instances of the Citect clients to get
licences from the remote Servers.
So Citect multi user keys are not compatible with Terminal
Server. Multi user keys will work, but Citect will only use one
licence from that key, making the other licences unavailable. So
you should put your multi user keys on computers which are not
running Terminal Servers and access those keys over the Citect
network.
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