Licensing Question

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Hi!
I need help on the licensing of microsoft product. I got the following items
which i stated down exactly as what i've in the licensing certs. Can anyone
tell me what exactly do they mean? If i got an sql server installed on a
win2003 or win2k server, do i need to buy the cal license for the server and
the sql server as well? how do i tell from the list below whether is it per
processor or per seat? Thks!

SQL Svr 2000 CAL English MVL
SQL Svr 2000 Standard Editon English MVL
SQL CAL 2000 English MVL Device CAL
Windows CAL 2000 English MVL
Windows Svr 2000 English MVL
Windows Server CAL 2003 English MVL Device CAL
Windows Svr Std 2003 English MVL
Microsoft Windows Server CAL 2003 English Open No Level Device CAL
Microsoft Windows Server Standard 2003 English Open No Level
 
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q295539

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:
| Hi!
| I need help on the licensing of microsoft product. I got the following
items
| which i stated down exactly as what i've in the licensing certs. Can
anyone
| tell me what exactly do they mean? If i got an sql server installed on a
| win2003 or win2k server, do i need to buy the cal license for the server
and
| the sql server as well? how do i tell from the list below whether is it
per
| processor or per seat? Thks!
|
| SQL Svr 2000 CAL English MVL
| SQL Svr 2000 Standard Editon English MVL
| SQL CAL 2000 English MVL Device CAL
| Windows CAL 2000 English MVL
| Windows Svr 2000 English MVL
| Windows Server CAL 2003 English MVL Device CAL
| Windows Svr Std 2003 English MVL
| Microsoft Windows Server CAL 2003 English Open No Level Device CAL
| Microsoft Windows Server Standard 2003 English Open No Level
|
|
 
You have a mixture of device and user cals. Going to per device is a one way
trip for configuration. Not uncommon to use device cals as user cals. The
link provided above should give you more information.
 
Thks!

Joshua Bolton said:
You have a mixture of device and user cals. Going to per device is a one way
trip for configuration. Not uncommon to use device cals as user cals. The
link provided above should give you more information.
SQL Svr 2000 CAL English MVL [sql user cal]
SQL Svr 2000 Standard Editon English MVL [sql server lic]
SQL CAL 2000 English MVL Device CAL [sql device cal]
Windows CAL 2000 English MVL [W2k user cal]
Windows Svr 2000 English MVL [w2k server lic]
Windows Server CAL 2003 English MVL Device CAL [w2k device cal]
Windows Svr Std 2003 English MVL [w2k server lic]
Microsoft Windows Server CAL 2003 English Open No Level Device CAL [2003 device cal - can also be used as 2000 device cal]
Microsoft Windows Server Standard 2003 English Open No Level [2003 srv lic]
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