
Microsoft
Microsoft 381-01399 EXCHANGE Server 2000 Client License
Enhance Communication and CollaborationMicrosoft Exchange 2000 Server integrates seamlessly with the Windows 2000 operating system to meet the evolving messaging and collaboration demands of businesses. Paired with Microsoft Outlook 2000, it provides a reliable, scalable, and easily managed infra...
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Overview
Enhance Communication and Collaboration
Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server integrates seamlessly with the Windows 2000 operating system to meet the evolving messaging and collaboration demands of businesses. Paired with Microsoft Outlook 2000, it provides a reliable, scalable, and easily managed infrastructure.
Specifications
Product Type
Client License
Software Compatibility
Microsoft Exchange Server 2000
Brand
Microsoft
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 Client License?
This license is required for clients to legally access and utilize the services provided by a Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 installation, such as email and calendaring.
Is this license compatible with newer versions of Microsoft Exchange Server?
No, this client license is specifically designed for and compatible only with Microsoft Exchange Server 2000. It will not work with later versions of Exchange.
Does this product include the Exchange Server software itself?
No, the Microsoft 381-01399 EXCHANGE Server 2000 Client License is a client access license (CAL) and does not include the Exchange Server 2000 software. It is an authorization for a client to connect to an existing server.
Can this license be used for both individual users and devices?
Client Access Licenses typically come in Per User or Per Device models. The product title indicates "Client License," but does not specify the exact type (User CAL or Device CAL) within the provided information.
What operating systems are supported by clients using this license?
The client's operating system compatibility would depend on what could connect to Exchange Server 2000, typically Windows operating systems from that era or clients with MAPI support.