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Can Server CALs be transferred from Windows Server 2003 (Enterprise) to Windows SBS 2003?

Asked by jgohil in SBS Small Business Server

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I've got two servers on a network.  The main server is an Exchange server which is running Windows SBS 2003.  We're nearing our CAL limit on that particular server.  The existing CALs are in 'per server' mode and not per user, as we're a relatively small organization.  We have another server which is only used for Citrix, with pretty much only one user.  That machine (Citrix) apparently has 15 Server CALs on it.  I'd like to be able to take a few of those CALs and transfer them to my main server.  Is this possible?  If so, how?


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