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Microsoft Exchange Standard CAL 2010 5 Device License

Enhance Collaboration with Microsoft Exchange Standard CAL The Microsoft Exchange Standard CAL 2010 enables client access for up to five devices. This Multi-licence Pack (MLP) provides increased mobility, flexible access, and safeguards sensitive information while reducing malware and spam risks ...

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Overview

Enhance Collaboration with Microsoft Exchange Standard CAL

The Microsoft Exchange Standard CAL 2010 enables client access for up to five devices. This Multi-licence Pack (MLP) provides increased mobility, flexible access, and safeguards sensitive information while reducing malware and spam risks within your organization.

Specifications:

  • License Type: Device CAL
  • Number of Devices: 5
  • Language: French
  • Version: Exchange Standard 2010

Key Features

Enables client access for up to five users

Deliver increased mobility and flexible access to users

Safeguard sensitive information and reduce the risk of malware and spam

Specifications

Product Type
Exchange Standard CAL
Version
2010
License Type
5 Device License
Manufacturer
Microsoft

Frequently Asked Questions

CAL stands for Client Access License, which grants users or devices the right to access the services of a Microsoft Exchange Server.
This is a 5 Device License, meaning it allows up to five individual devices to access the Exchange Server.
This license is specifically for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010.
No, this product provides the client access licenses only, not the Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 software.
No, CALs are typically version-specific; an Exchange 2010 CAL will not license access to newer versions of Exchange Server.
It is designed to help safeguard sensitive information and reduce the risk of malware and spam within the Exchange environment.
Yes, it is designed to deliver increased mobility and flexible access to users, including access from various devices.