Outlook 2003

S

Sandesh

We have exchange server 2003 with 100 Cal.
Currently I am using outlook express as a pop3 client.
Now I want to use Outlook 2003 at client side, so my question is do we need
to buy any licenses for outlook 2003 or my exchange CAL is enough.
 
K

K. Orland

You have to have a license for Office, which includes Outlook. Then an
Exchange license, and of course Exchange CALs. You may also require a Windows
server license and server CALs. You likely have a select licensing agreement
with Microsoft, call your Microsoft software vendor and ask them to list what
is required.
 

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