RE: Licencing

This is relatively well explained in the Microsoft site.  You should do
your minimal homework or work before asking questions here... we're all
very busy and this is good-willed peer-to-peer advice... not "cool" for
you to put the list down like you did in your previous postings.
Anyway, you need:

- For each server on which Exchange is installed:
    - 1 Exchange Server license
    - 1 Windows NT or 2k Server license
- For each Windows client that connects to (any) Exchange server:
    - 1 Exchange CAL (Client Access License)
    - 1 Windows (9x, NT, or 2k) license
    - 1 Windows NT or 2k Server CAL (Client Access License)
- For each non-Windows client that connects to (any) Exchange server:
    - 1 Exchange CAL (Client Access License)
    - 1 Windows NT or 2k Server CAL (Client Access License)

-----Original Message-----
From: ktsuresh [mailto:ktsuresh@xxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 1:57 PM
To: [ExchangeList]
Subject: [exchangelist] Licencing

http://www.MSExchange.org/
can anyone throw some lights on how the exchange licence works ? (the
issue is , do u also need the same amount of NT user licence as the
exchange users ?)
 
thanks
 
 
 
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