Client License question

J

Johnd

I have a win 2000 server that is hosting exchange 6 server with 100 Users.
I have 100 Cals for exchange 6.0. Is this all the licensing I need?

Currently each user logs into thier local workstaion and then connects to
the exchange server for email. I would like to have them log into the
windows 2000 server domain so that I can manage their passwords etc better.
Do I need to purchase some sort of Cal for windows 2000 server or is this
already included in my Exchange 6.0 licenses.

I am so confused by all this license stuff. Is there somewhere I can go to
get a straight answer. I have asked around and everyone seems to have their
own opinion on this.

John,
 
D

Danny Sanders

Do I need to purchase some sort of Cal for windows 2000 server or is this
already included in my Exchange 6.0 licenses.

You will need 100 Client Access Licenses.


I would like to have them log into the
windows 2000 server domain so that I can manage their passwords etc
better.


Once you buy your CALs, set up their accounts on the server, remove their
local accounts and they will only be able to log on to the domain.


hth
DDS W 2k MVP MCSE
 

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