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Microsoft 6VC-03050 Windows RDS 2016 Device CAL
Enable Remote Access with Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Services 2016 Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Services 2016 provides essential licensing for enabling remote access to Windows Server environments. This Device CAL allows one device to access the Remote Desktop Services functionality, en...
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Overview
Enable Remote Access with Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Services 2016
Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Services 2016 provides essential licensing for enabling remote access to Windows Server environments. This Device CAL allows one device to access the Remote Desktop Services functionality, ensuring secure and efficient remote connections.
Specifications
- Product: Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Services 2016
- License Type: 1 Device CAL
- Language: English
- License Category: PC MLP DEVICE CAL
Specifications
Product Type
RDS Device CAL
Version
2016
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary purpose of the Microsoft Windows RDS 2016 Device CAL?
The Microsoft Windows RDS 2016 Device CAL (Client Access License) allows a specific device to access Remote Desktop Services on a Windows Server 2016.
Is this a user-based or device-based license?
This is a device-based license, meaning it grants access to a specific device, not to individual users.
Which version of Windows Server is compatible with this CAL?
This Device CAL is specifically designed for use with Windows Server 2016.
Does this product include the Windows Server 2016 software itself?
No, this product is a Client Access License and does not include the Windows Server 2016 operating system. It provides the legal right for devices to connect to an existing server.
How does a Device CAL differ from a User CAL?
A Device CAL licenses a single device for access by any user, while a User CAL licenses a single user for access from any device. The choice depends on an organization's specific usage patterns and needs.