Folks, in an issue not related to my regular employer other than they recommended me…I’ve been asked to assist a small non-profit with their SBS 2003 so they can use calendaring in Exchange (currently Exchange is turned off there).
I want to be able to assure them of their licensing compliance because the “consultant” who installed everything seems to have been less than above-board in that respect. Is there anything I can look at/document/verify within the SBS tools that will tell me that
1. The server license is valid
2. The client licenses (and how many) are valid
Also, since I don’t have any experience with SBS other than a very old version, does a client purchase one CAL that applies to all products utilized on the SBS server, or are there individual CALS for server, Exchange, etc?
Thanks folks – I just want to make sure I give these guys the best possible information.
Best regards
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