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LostInWindows,<br />
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ow, didn't read the second part &quot;Clear the licensing out of compliance status&quot;, that is normal behaviour. SBS 2008 checks from time to time to see that you're not out of compliance. Out of compliance checks involve<br />
additional checks such as other SBS boxes, ... So nothing to worry about.<br />
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suppsaws
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LostInWindows,

ow, didn't read the second part "Clear the licensing out of compliance status", that is normal behaviour. SBS 2008 checks from time to time to see that you're not out of compliance. Out of compliance checks involve
additional checks such as other SBS boxes, ... So nothing to worry about.

suppsaws

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It is my understanding that you no longer have to install your extra CALs, you just need to file them in a safe place. If this is true, why is my SBS 2008 box giving me a daily event saling &quot;Clear the licensing out of compliance status.&quot; in the operation log. The event id is 502 with a source of Windows Small Business Server 2008. <br />
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Please advise how do I correct this. <br />

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It is my understanding that you no longer have to install your extra CALs, you just need to file them in a safe place. If this is true, why is my SBS 2008 box giving me a daily event saling "Clear the licensing out of compliance status." in the operation log. The event id is 502 with a source of Windows Small Business Server 2008. 

Please advise how do I correct this. 


sbs 2008 Licensing

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).