As you likely already know System Center 2012 combines 5 older products into one new product. So System Center Virtual Machine Manager SCVMM, no longer exists as a standalone product.
The difference between SC 2012 DataCenter and SC 2012 Standard boils down to just two things:
- Money: Datacenter is about $4000 and Standard is about $1500
- Virtual Machines: Datacenter supports unlimited VM’s but Standard only supports 2
Datacenter |
Standard | |
# of physical processors per license | 2 | 2 |
# of Managed Operating System Environments (OSEs) per license | Unlimited | 2 |
Includes all System Center server management components | Y | Y |
Right to run management server software and supporting SQL Server Runtime (SQL Server Standard Edition) | Y | Y |
Manage any type of supported workload | Y | Y |
Open No Level (NL) License and Software Assurance (L&SA) 2-year price | US $3,607 | US $1,323 |
Example of licenses required:
Datacenter Server MLs Required | Standard Server MLs Required | |
One 1-processor, non-virtualized server | 1 | 1 |
One 4-processor, non-virtualized server | 2 | 2 |
One 2-processor server with 3 virtual OSEs | 1 | 2 |
One 4-processor server with 8 virtual OSEs | 2 | 4 |
Client Management Licenses (MLs) are required for managed devices that run non-server OSEs. There are three System Center 2012 Client ML offerings:
Configuration Manager Client ML | Endpoint Protection Subscription | Endpoint Protection Subscription | ||
Components Included | Configuration ManagerVirtual Machine Manager | Endpoint Protection | Service ManagerOperations ManagerData Protection ManagerOrchestrator | |
Included in Core CAL Suite | Y | Y | ||
Included in Enterprise CAL Suite | Y | Y | Y | |
Open NL L&SA 2-year price | $62 | $22 | $121 |
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