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Title:Microsoft Exchange Server
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Moderator:FLASK2::SYSTEM
Created:Fri Feb 17 1995
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Thu Jun 05 1997
Number of topics:1099
Total number of notes:5174

1035.0. "Exchange & the Client Access License?" by CHOWDA::GLICKMAN (writing from Newport,RI) Thu Apr 24 1997 21:10

    The installation of the Exchange Server prompts for the Client Access
    License.  Is this the same license you have for Windows NT or does
    Exchange require its own?
    
    Thanks.
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1035.1No such luck tunsrv2-tunnel.imc.das.dec.com::fosterStan Foster - [email protected]Fri Apr 25 1997 02:443
There is a server license and a seperate CAL for each client (even 
Web or POP3). The CAL for Exchange is not bundled into the desktop 
OS.
1035.2Where do you get CALs?CHOWDA::GLICKMANwriting from Newport,RIMon Apr 28 1997 17:422
    So if you are demoing the Exchange 5.0 server and Outlook clients,
    where do you get CALs?  Are there temp ones??
1035.3AXEL::FOLEYhttp://axel.zko.dec.comMon Apr 28 1997 18:086

	There is a corporate wide agreement for CALs. Just
	use the License Manager to add some.

							mike
1035.4What does a customer do?CHOWDA::GLICKMANwriting from Newport,RIMon Apr 28 1997 21:111
1035.5AXEL::FOLEYhttp://axel.zko.dec.comMon Apr 28 1997 21:185

	Purchases CALs from Microsoft or a reseller.

							mike
1035.6What about the demo of the Exchange 5.0 Server?CHOWDA::GLICKMANwriting from Newport,RITue Apr 29 1997 04:314
    What about the 120 day demo of the Exchange 5.0 Server? 
    Do they have to buy Exchange CALs for clients attaching to that?
1035.7AXEL::FOLEYhttp://axel.zko.dec.comTue Apr 29 1997 18:386

	I don't know.. You probably want to see if it's mentioned
	at www.exchangeserver.com.

						mike