CAL

Exchange 2010 features two types of journaling, standard & premium. What is the difference between the two, which makes premium journaling to have enterprise user CALs? Well, the difference is in the way it is configured & the scope of the user base. Standard journaling can only be applied on a per database level. This means that any database which has journaling enabled will have a copy of all messages that is sent & received by the users who has the mailboxes in that database. If you need to enable journaling for all... [Lire la suite]

Inclusion of App-V for TS in the Windows Server 2008 RDS CAL / TS CAL Application compatibility and management is a driver of cost for many TS / RDS customers. By including the right to use App-V for TS as part of the TS & RDS CALs we have simplified licensing and enabled a broader set of RDS customers to enjoy the benefits that Microsoft Application Virtualization for Terminal Services provides which in addition to solving app-to-app conflicts and multiuser application conflicts also enables the RDS / TS customer to: ... [Lire la suite]

Voici un mail envoyé aux partenaires Microsoft sur les problématiques de licensing... Ainsi utiliser Windows 2008 Hyper-V comme hôte de virtualisation sans autre rôle ne nécessite pas forcément la mise à jour des CALs vers Windows 2008, le détail en dessous.... Accès clients (CALs) Windows Server (WS) 2008 dans les projets de virtualisation. Pour rappel, une CAL Windows Server est requise par utilisateur ou périphérique qui accède aux instances du logiciel Windows Server. Dans un scénario de... [Lire la suite]