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CALS question. Windoes 2008 + Exchange 2010
Hi,
We are planning a DC upgrade from 2003 SBS to 2008 STD Sever and exchange 2010.
I am not surehow this works in terms of CALS
My current setup is windows SBS 2003 as a DC. 1 CAL is valid for both Domain and Exchange mailbox. When i buy CALS for SBS users can use both the domain services and exchange (OWA too)
What is the difference when you have Server 2008 and Exchange as "separate products" Do I need to buy 50 Windows CALS and 50 Exchange 2010 CALS?
What if a lot of peiople only need an outlook web access mailbox and no Windows account?
Thanks
We are planning a DC upgrade from 2003 SBS to 2008 STD Sever and exchange 2010.
I am not surehow this works in terms of CALS
My current setup is windows SBS 2003 as a DC. 1 CAL is valid for both Domain and Exchange mailbox. When i buy CALS for SBS users can use both the domain services and exchange (OWA too)
What is the difference when you have Server 2008 and Exchange as "separate products" Do I need to buy 50 Windows CALS and 50 Exchange 2010 CALS?
What if a lot of peiople only need an outlook web access mailbox and no Windows account?
Thanks
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Thanks much Davorin.,
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Let me check, maybe i made a mistake. Were not you awarded the points? if you were not, i am sorry, I will re-accept the right solution.
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Thanks.
No problem. Thank you.
You will also need one windows server license and one exchange 2010 server license.
And to add, installing Exchange server on domain controller is not recommended so I suggest you to install additional server as domain controller - you will need additional server license.
License expenses will be much higher than with SBS server, but if you are planning to have 75+ users that is the only option.