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From: SP_1 on 29 Apr 2010 14:40 User CAL ? or, Device CAL ? Scenario 1: Say, we have a small office with a Win 2008 Server and a fixed number of PCs (say, 10). Is it best to buy Device CALs for this environment ? Meaning, it doesn't matter how many users come and go, there will be only 10 device licenses needed. Scenario 2: Say, we have an Exchange 2010 server running on top of a Windows 2008 server. This server will be mainly for serving email messages; meaning, all of the users will be connecting through RPC over HTTP proxy component (and not locally) to access their emails. Even though the base server is Windows 2008, there will be no user connecting for file access or print access, etc. Again, only for email access. So, what would be the CALs that I need to buy (assuming there will be 100 email accounts created) ? Device CALs ? or User CALs ? How many of each for Exchange 2010 ? And, how many of each for Windows 2008 ? Please comment. Thanks Steve |