Hashim and Cecilia put together a nice post regarding Mapguide/Map Server over at the Install and Licensing blog. It's worth taking a look for those of you working with Server 2008 installations, as it will save you quite a lot of licensing hassle when setting up. You are likely to see this if you are installing on Windows 7 as well (though it's not a supported operating system). Check it out!
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