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I guess printers don't need CALS
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I Presume your talking Remote Desktop CALs? These &nbsp;are either per user or device, User being the total number of users who have the ability to access your terminal servers. Device being the total amount of devices that have the ability to access your terminal servers eg laptop &amp;&nbsp;desktops not printers
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I Presume your talking Remote Desktop CALs? These  are either per user or device, User being the total number of users who have the ability to access your terminal servers. Device being the total amount of devices that have the ability to access your terminal servers eg laptop & desktops not printers

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Hi Stuart. No, I'm talking about Windows Server 2008 CALs.
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Hi Stuart. No, I'm talking about Windows Server 2008 CALs.

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<i>multi function printers on our network. &nbsp;I have had conflicting information as to whether these devices need their own CAL. &nbsp;I was under the impression that the User CALs who use the printer cover this.</i> as just a printer it is a peripheral device and does not require a CAL, if you scan to the LAN it does need a CAL. So it depends upon your usage.. just as a printer (NO) anything else that would require authentication to the network then Yes
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multi function printers on our network.  I have had conflicting information as to whether these devices need their own CAL.  I was under the impression that the User CALs who use the printer cover this. as just a printer it is a peripheral device and does not require a CAL, if you scan to the LAN it does need a CAL. So it depends upon your usage.. just as a printer (NO) anything else that would require authentication to the network then Yes

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Hi. We have a number of multifunction printers on our network. &nbsp;I have had conflicting information as to whether these devices need their own CAL. &nbsp;I was under the impression that the User CALs who use the printer cover this. &nbsp;Is that correct?
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Hi. We have a number of multifunction printers on our network.  I have had conflicting information as to whether these devices need their own CAL.  I was under the impression that the User CALs who use the printer cover this.  Is that correct?

Windows 2008 Server CALs

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.

Windows Server 2008

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