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I work for a small IT consulting company and I have a client that is running Windows Sever 2003 Small Business with 10 workstations in the office. &nbsp;They have 10 CAL (Client User Licenses) and ussually they have 9 or 10 users logged into the domain from the office everyday. &nbsp;They have quite a few off site workers that never log into the domain and only use the Outlook Web Access. &nbsp;My question is when an offsite user is logged into outlook webaccess does it use up 1 CAL or is it completely seperate from that. &nbsp;Thanks.
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I work for a small IT consulting company and I have a client that is running Windows Sever 2003 Small Business with 10 workstations in the office.  They have 10 CAL (Client User Licenses) and ussually they have 9 or 10 users logged into the domain from the office everyday.  They have quite a few off site workers that never log into the domain and only use the Outlook Web Access.  My question is when an offsite user is logged into outlook webaccess does it use up 1 CAL or is it completely seperate from that.  Thanks.

In SBS 2003 does Outlook Web Access use a CAL

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).