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Check the license manager on your server, under Administrative Tools. You need to have a client access license for each user that hits your Exchange Server.
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Check the license manager on your server, under Administrative Tools. You need to have a client access license for each user that hits your Exchange Server.

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I don't have a &quot;License Manager&quot; under administrative tools. &nbsp;This is Windows NT 4 if that helps at all.
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I don't have a "License Manager" under administrative tools.  This is Windows NT 4 if that helps at all.

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We have a server running Exchange 5.5 in our office. &nbsp;We currently have 5 users with mailboxes on our system. &nbsp;We want to add another, but I'm not sure we have enough licenses for it. &nbsp;How can I check to see how many licenses we have? &nbsp;Do you need a license for every mailbox on the server?... or every Outlook that is connected to the server? I'm not sure how this licensing stuff works.<br />
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Thanks for the help.
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We have a server running Exchange 5.5 in our office.  We currently have 5 users with mailboxes on our system.  We want to add another, but I'm not sure we have enough licenses for it.  How can I check to see how many licenses we have?  Do you need a license for every mailbox on the server?... or every Outlook that is connected to the server? I'm not sure how this licensing stuff works.


Thanks for the help.

How do I find out the number of licenses?

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.