My new boss wants to know which windows 2003 servers are MSDN installed OS's and SQL Servers and which are legitimately purchased licenses How can I tell just by looking at the license key in the registry
MSDN licene vs. purchased license
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MSDN licene vs. purchased license
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The MSDN licenses are the ones running on non-production servers (i.e. uses only for testing), the production licenses that those running on production servers.
But, you could always run something like a key finder (http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml) to get the cd key of the Windows and compare it with your license MSDN license key list.