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Microsoft 381-03587 Exchange Standard CAL 2007 5 User CAL

Enhance Collaboration with Microsoft Exchange Standard CAL 2007 Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Standard CAL provides a robust messaging platform for core users. Benefit from rich-client email, calendaring, and mobile device access, complete with advanced anti-spam functionality. Enjoy a premium O...

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Overview

Enhance Collaboration with Microsoft Exchange Standard CAL 2007

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Standard CAL provides a robust messaging platform for core users. Benefit from rich-client email, calendaring, and mobile device access, complete with advanced anti-spam functionality. Enjoy a premium Outlook-like experience from any internet-connected computer, offering encrypted access to your inbox, powerful search capabilities, and versatile attachment viewing. This license supports 5 users.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Microsoft
  • Model: 381-03587
  • Product: Exchange Standard CAL 2007
  • License Type: User CAL
  • Number of Users: 5

Specifications

Product
Exchange Standard CAL 2007
License Type
Client Access License (CAL)
User Count
5 User
Manufacturer
Microsoft

Frequently Asked Questions

This package provides 5 User Client Access Licenses (CALs) for Microsoft Exchange Standard 2007, allowing five users to access the functionalities of an Exchange 2007 server.
No, these CALs are specifically for Exchange Standard 2007 and are not compatible with newer versions of Microsoft Exchange Server. New CALs would be required for later versions.
No, Client Access Licenses (CALs) provide the legal right for users or devices to access the server software. The Exchange Server software itself must be acquired separately.
A business would need these CALs to ensure compliance with Microsoft's licensing requirements, allowing their users to legally connect to and utilize their existing Exchange Standard 2007 server.
Yes, Client Access Licenses for Exchange Server typically grant users access to all the core functionalities of the server, including email, calendaring, contacts, and tasks.
Microsoft generally ceases mainstream support for older products after a certain period. Exchange 2007 has passed its extended support end date, meaning it no longer receives security updates or non-security hotfixes.
Using an older version like Exchange 2007 may present security risks due to lack of updates, and it may not offer compatibility with newer client applications or modern features.