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Upgrading to the latest Service Pack will fix the issue, but also you can manually run commands to get mailboxes that use Enterprise features which will give you the correct figure of how many Enterprise licenses you are using.
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Upgrading to the latest Service Pack will fix the issue, but also you can manually run commands to get mailboxes that use Enterprise features which will give you the correct figure of how many Enterprise licenses you are using.

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I have an Exchange 2010 SP1 server, every so often when I check the CAL's in the organization (EMC &gt;&nbsp;Microsoft Exchange On-Premises ...) I would get the correct reading. e.g. Standard CAL 703<br />
Enterprise CAL 17<br />
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However when checking recently, both CAL's are exactly the same.... they both have a total of 720.<br />
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Is there a script or command I can run to see what the true figure is? or is there a manual way to run commands to see which features are enabled to show the true number of CALs?<br />
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Your help is most appreciated.
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I have an Exchange 2010 SP1 server, every so often when I check the CAL's in the organization (EMC > Microsoft Exchange On-Premises ...) I would get the correct reading. e.g. Standard CAL 703
Enterprise CAL 17

However when checking recently, both CAL's are exactly the same.... they both have a total of 720.

Is there a script or command I can run to see what the true figure is? or is there a manual way to run commands to see which features are enabled to show the true number of CALs?

Your help is most appreciated.

Exchange 2010 SP1 Collect Organizational Health

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.