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All editions of CRM require CALS.<br />
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In CRM 2011, the only two editions are Workgroup and Server. Enterprise Edition is in CRM 4.0
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All editions of CRM require CALS.

In CRM 2011, the only two editions are Workgroup and Server. Enterprise Edition is in CRM 4.0

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Hi Feridun,<br />
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Thanks for your response.<br />
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Yes i have CRM enterprise 4.0 and just to confirm will I need to purchase the Cals for each user?
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Hi Feridun,

Thanks for your response.

Yes i have CRM enterprise 4.0 and just to confirm will I need to purchase the Cals for each user?

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Thanks for the update, &nbsp;i just wasn't sure if the Enterprise edition already included 'X' amount of Cals?. So in summary you need to purchase the CRM enterprise server licence and then also purchase each user Cal?<br />
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Sorry for the questions I just want to be 100 per cent.<br />
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Thanks again.
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Thanks for the update,  i just wasn't sure if the Enterprise edition already included 'X' amount of Cals?. So in summary you need to purchase the CRM enterprise server licence and then also purchase each user Cal?

Sorry for the questions I just want to be 100 per cent.

Thanks again.

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Sorry can one of the gurus please confirm the ladt post.<br />
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Thanks<br />
A
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Sorry can one of the gurus please confirm the ladt post.

Thanks
A

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Hi All, <br />
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Just a quick question with regards to CRM Enterprise licensing. <br />
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Does the Enterprise edition of CRM Dynamics require a client access licence (cals) per user accessing the CRM? Or are the cals not required for enterprise version?<br />
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Thanks again<br />
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Hi All, 

Just a quick question with regards to CRM Enterprise licensing. 

Does the Enterprise edition of CRM Dynamics require a client access licence (cals) per user accessing the CRM? Or are the cals not required for enterprise version?

Thanks again







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