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We are setting up a medium sized company with the following servers suggested to us - Company size (~150 Users)++
Core Servers
Windows Server 2003 [x86] - File server/DHCP/Domain Controller/AD X 150 users
Windows Server 2003 with MS Exchange 2003 Standard - Mail server - X 150 users
Application and DB servers(Central Office) :
Windows Server 2003 with MSSQL Server 2008 Enterprise(Server runs a Web App in ASP and accepts direct connections to a windwos .NEt application) - X 60 Users
Windows Server 2003 with MSSQL Server 2008 Enterprise (Server hosts a Database which supports 2 windwos based applications) - X 10 users
Windows Server 2003 with MSSQL Server 2005 Standard (Server hosts the database which supports 1 Windows .NEt app) - X 30 Users
Remote Location
Windows Server 2008 Standard with MSSQL 2008 Standard (Replicates one of the above servers to a remtoe location) X 20 users
Windows Server 2003 with Exchange 2003 Standard (replicates Exchange from central location)
this is the idea for a new network setup can you please explain to me how MS licensing works?
I have gone thru the licensing details but im quite confused about Processor licensing , CALS etc etc...
Could somene please explain this.
Core Servers
Windows Server 2003 [x86] - File server/DHCP/Domain Controller/AD X 150 users
Windows Server 2003 with MS Exchange 2003 Standard - Mail server - X 150 users
Application and DB servers(Central Office) :
Windows Server 2003 with MSSQL Server 2008 Enterprise(Server runs a Web App in ASP and accepts direct connections to a windwos .NEt application) - X 60 Users
Windows Server 2003 with MSSQL Server 2008 Enterprise (Server hosts a Database which supports 2 windwos based applications) - X 10 users
Windows Server 2003 with MSSQL Server 2005 Standard (Server hosts the database which supports 1 Windows .NEt app) - X 30 Users
Remote Location
Windows Server 2008 Standard with MSSQL 2008 Standard (Replicates one of the above servers to a remtoe location) X 20 users
Windows Server 2003 with Exchange 2003 Standard (replicates Exchange from central location)
this is the idea for a new network setup can you please explain to me how MS licensing works?
I have gone thru the licensing details but im quite confused about Processor licensing , CALS etc etc...
Could somene please explain this.
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Thnx for your replies:
We have :
domain server + file server running server 2008 OS
mail server (exchange 2003) running on server 2003 OS
sql server 2008 running on another server with server 2003 OS
now, if User 1 needs to access domain server to login and access shared files, the mail server to access his emails and the SQL server for some custom applications, does he need :
1 windows server 2008 CAL
+
1 windows server 2003 CAL + 1 Exchange 2003 CAL
+
1 Windows server 2003 CAL + 1 SQL 2008 CAL?
We have :
domain server + file server running server 2008 OS
mail server (exchange 2003) running on server 2003 OS
sql server 2008 running on another server with server 2003 OS
now, if User 1 needs to access domain server to login and access shared files, the mail server to access his emails and the SQL server for some custom applications, does he need :
1 windows server 2008 CAL
+
1 windows server 2003 CAL + 1 Exchange 2003 CAL
+
1 Windows server 2003 CAL + 1 SQL 2008 CAL?
nope,
1 windows Server 2008r2 CAL
!!!!server cals downgrade (but not upgrade) so always get the newest. 1 cal is good for multiple servers.
+ 1 Exchange 2k3 CAL + 1 SQL 2008 CAL
obviously you still need 1x server 2008 LICENSE (not cal), 2x server 2003 License, 1x SQL 2008 and 1x Exchange 2003
1 windows Server 2008r2 CAL
!!!!server cals downgrade (but not upgrade) so always get the newest. 1 cal is good for multiple servers.
+ 1 Exchange 2k3 CAL + 1 SQL 2008 CAL
obviously you still need 1x server 2008 LICENSE (not cal), 2x server 2003 License, 1x SQL 2008 and 1x Exchange 2003
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thanks so much for all your replies.:
One last question :
Is SQL SERVER 2008 CAL downgrade apply for SQL SERVER 2005 CAL (In the same way you described above regarding Windows Server 2003 and 2008)
One last question :
Is SQL SERVER 2008 CAL downgrade apply for SQL SERVER 2005 CAL (In the same way you described above regarding Windows Server 2003 and 2008)
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If we have a windows server 2003 running SQL Server 2008 what do we need?
cals for windows server + cals for SQl server? or just SQl server?
same for windows server running exchange 2003? do we need cals for windwos server and exchange or just exchange?
Do CALS expire?