server 2003 CALS - Question
11 May 2004, 07:37 AM
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server 2003 CALS - Question
trying to work out the number of cals i need for a server etc,
will use the server for authentication , but apart from that it will be a file server no applications,
storage will be users data and email locations
do i need a cal for each user who get authenticated on the network or just for people who will use it as a file server ?
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jase
will use the server for authentication , but apart from that it will be a file server no applications,
storage will be users data and email locations
do i need a cal for each user who get authenticated on the network or just for people who will use it as a file server ?
thanks
jase
11 May 2004, 12:12 PM
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All of our servers came OS free, so unless you've spent the extra money and specified a certain install type yours will too.
Ours are all set as per seat with individual CAL's for clients. Pro's and con's for both types.
Stefan
Ours are all set as per seat with individual CAL's for clients. Pro's and con's for both types.
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11 May 2004, 12:20 PM
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Jase, I just answered your question on the OCuk forums 
One quick copy and paste:
One quick copy and paste:
Yes, a user who uses the server for authentication will need a CAL, even if they don't then use the server for anything else.
If it's Windows Server 2003, don't forget you also have the choice of Per User / Per Device or Per Server.
If it's Windows Server 2003, don't forget you also have the choice of Per User / Per Device or Per Server.
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