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Windows 2003 Server Licensing

Postby QnJpYW4 » Wed, 29 Dec 2004 00:55:02 GMT 

1.  Can you have concurrent logins for a user and if so how many or is it 
unlimited?

2.  Does and XP Pro license give you a license for Windows Server (I have 
been told this and was wanting to verify)?  If this is true, can you upgrade 
XP Home to XP Pro, thus giving you a server license?

3.  What is the best and cheapest way to purchase approximately 20-30 user 
licenses?

Thank you!
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Re: Windows 2003 Server Licensing

Postby greg.merideth » Wed, 29 Dec 2004 05:07:15 GMT 

1. A single CAL can have multiple logins to a server however they will
consume multiple connection's on the server.  This only means multiple
login's, mapping multiple shares is not the same thing.

2. XP is just a single system CAL, you'll still need a server cal to
have that machine connect to the server itself.

3. If you buy computers from a large provider (gateway, compaq, dell)
then call your account rep and get a bulk cal license.  If you bought
server and got 5 CAL's you can buy a pack of 5 CAL's from pretty much
anywhere.  The part number (if I have the right one) is R18-00139.  Or
you can do a search on froogle to find good pricing.
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Windows 2003 Server Licensing

Postby c2hhbmt1 » Tue, 20 Jun 2006 20:28:02 GMT 

I have requirement of 5 windows 2003 Server software installed in 5 differnet 
Servers & connected to One domian. In this case can i order 1 Windows 2003 
Server license with 5 CAL.
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RE: Windows 2003 Server Licensing

Postby TW9ybw » Wed, 21 Jun 2006 20:01:02 GMT 

you have to buy 5 server license
look at 
" http://www.**--****.com/ #E1C"
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