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However, not every user requires an Enterprise CAL. Only those users who will be using features that require an Enterprise CAL need to have them. The rest can have Standard CALs.
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Yes you can exceed the licences as with previous versions of Exchange however you are in breach of the EULA.
All Microsoft products allow you to break the agreement where Adobe products do not. There have been some interesting moves to prevent breaches that have been released by most of the major vendors but most of them are flawed.
All Microsoft products allow you to break the agreement where Adobe products do not. There have been some interesting moves to prevent breaches that have been released by most of the major vendors but most of them are flawed.
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Actually, the original post mentioned an Enterprise CAL. I stand by my point that Enterprise CALs are only required for users that will be using features that require an Enterprise CAL (like UM). Those that don't require those features can use Standard CALs.
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Exchange Server comes in Standard or Enterprise. You only need an Enterprise license for TWO things:
Failover clustering and/or
More than 5 databases
Exchange user CALs come in Standard and Enterprise as well. That's what I was referring to above in my original post. You only have to buy Enterprise user CALs for those users using Enterprise features like UM. That may or may not be all of your users. YMMV.
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Failover clustering and/or
More than 5 databases
Exchange user CALs come in Standard and Enterprise as well. That's what I was referring to above in my original post. You only have to buy Enterprise user CALs for those users using Enterprise features like UM. That may or may not be all of your users. YMMV.
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Interesting...there is an Exchange 2007 Enterprise edition...so we don't know if he meant Enterprise CAL or Enterprise Exchange...looking at the OP's wording, I don't think he meant CAL.
Nobody refuted the validity of the CAL's.
I'm Certifiable, not cert-ified.
It just means my answers are from experience, not a book.
Nobody refuted the validity of the CAL's.
I'm Certifiable, not cert-ified.
It just means my answers are from experience, not a book.
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