Roady said:
No, not in "extra for that created group".
CAL stands for "Client Access License" which means that you need an extra
CAL only when you have an extra user or device accessing your Exchange
server.
I have to say this is one of the biggest rip-offs that MS has EVER come up
with. You licence a Workstation OS, you then licence a a Server OS. And
then, you have to buy another licence so the Workstation can access the
Server! Marvelous! Why the big corporations, without whom MS would not
exist, ever fell for this one I shall never know.