Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 licensing requirements can be confusing. Make sure your Exchange 2007 licensing knowledge is up-to-date with the resources in this fast guide. Learn about
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the licensing
changes that have been made to Microsoft's latest Exchange Server version, the differences between
Standard Client Access Licenses (CALs) and Enterprise CALs, and how to determine what licensing
structure you need to keep your email environment legal.
Exchange Server 2007 licensing FAQs
Get your Exchange Server 2007 licensing questions answered in this Microsoft FAQ. Whether you're
looking for pricing information or clarification on Software Assurance, start your Exchange 2007
licensing studies here.
Exchange Server 2007 licensing explained
Exchange Server 2007 licensing options have been significantly changed. In this TechRepublic tip,
get an overview of the licensing factors you must consider when migrating to Exchange Server 2007,
including a straightforward explanation of the server and Client Access Licenses (CALs) you'll
need.
Exchange Server 2007 client access licenses
Exchange Server 2007 is offered in two Client Access License (CAL) editions: Standard CAL and
Enterprise CAL. This Microsoft article will help you evaluate which CAL version will best fit your
Exchange Server 2007 environment.
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This was first published in November 2007
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