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Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop - 5 Device CAL
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- Remote Desktop Service Device CALs grant access to your devices to remotely connect to your server
- Required for every device that is remotely connecting
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Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop - 5 Device CALs
Need help determining your licensing scenario? Take a look at the guide below:
Windows Server Licensing Guide
These device CALs include 5 concurrent connections into your Terminal Server. We include instructions on how to activate Terminal Service roles and also how to activate your licenses.
These CALs can be moved to another server if you have a hardware failure or upgrade your server. The 5 device CALs apply to unique devices that need to access their own terminal session, no matter which user is on that device. Device CALs are preferred if you have multiple employees accessing a workstation such as a POS or warehouse computer throughout the day and only want to license the individual machine instead of every user in the office. Below you will see a comparison guide between device and user CALs:
If your environment requires user CALs instead, click HERE.
Need a help determining which licensing type will work better for your needs? Give us a call at 855-202-8140 or send us a message HERE.
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