Exchange server CALs
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What are Exchange Server CALs? Exchange Server CALs (Client Access Licenses) are licenses that grant users or devices the right to access and use Exchange Server. CALs are required in addition to the Exchange Server license and regulate client access to the software. With Exchange Server CALs, organizations can ensure compliance with licensing requirements while allowing authorized users or devices to connect to and utilize the features of Exchange Server. CALs provide businesses with the flexibility to scale their client access as needed, accommodating varying numbers of users or devices accessing the server. By obtaining the appropriate number of CALs, organizations can enable seamless communication, collaboration, and email management, empowering their workforce with the tools they need for efficient and effective communication within the organization. FEATURES Exchange 2019 Exchange 2016 Outlook client 2019, 2016, 2013 2016, 2013 Windows Server support 2019, 2016 2016, 2012 R2 Maximum processor count 48 24 Cancel meetings using Out of Office ✅ ✕ Set default end date ✅ ✕ Search Indexes within database ✅ ✕ Mailbox Server Roles ✅ ✅ Outlook on the Web ✅ ✅ Head to the blog to learn about Microsoft Exchange Server 2019 and the new features it has to offer.