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I have 100 users that access the below servers.<br />
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Do I need 100 CALs for each <br />
machine or just 100 CALS total ?<br />
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&nbsp;** Server #1 = Windows 2012 FILE Server #1<br />
&nbsp;** Server #2 = Windows 2012 FILE Server #2<br />
&nbsp;** Server #3 = Windows 2012 PRINT Server #1<br />
&nbsp;** Server #4 = Windows 2012 PRINT Server #2<br />
&nbsp;** etc
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I have 100 users that access the below servers.

Do I need 100 CALs for each 
machine or just 100 CALS total ?

 ** Server #1 = Windows 2012 FILE Server #1
 ** Server #2 = Windows 2012 FILE Server #2
 ** Server #3 = Windows 2012 PRINT Server #1
 ** Server #4 = Windows 2012 PRINT Server #2
 ** etc

Windows Server -- multiple Server CALs ?

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