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Microsoft T74-00001 WIN SBS SVR CAL [Old Version]
Enhance Your Small Business NetworkThe Microsoft WIN SMALL BUSINESS SVR CAL (T74-00001) is an additive license designed to extend the capabilities of your Windows Small Business Server 2003 network. It provides the necessary client access licenses for additional devices. Operating System: Micro...
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Overview
Enhance Your Small Business Network
The Microsoft WIN SMALL BUSINESS SVR CAL (T74-00001) is an additive license designed to extend the capabilities of your Windows Small Business Server 2003 network. It provides the necessary client access licenses for additional devices.
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003
- License Type: Additive License
- License Quantity: 5 Device CALs
Key Features
Microsoft T74-00001 SBS CAL 03 5 Clt AdPk Devic
Specifications
Product Type
Client Access License (CAL)
Software Version
SBS CAL 03
User Count
5 Clients
License Type
Device CAL
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this product designed for?
This product is a Microsoft T74-00001 SBS CAL 03 5 Clt AdPk Devic, which typically refers to Client Access Licenses for Microsoft Small Business Server 2003, intended for device access.
How many client devices does this license pack support?
This license pack supports 5 client devices, as indicated by "5 Clt AdPk Devic".
What does "SBS CAL 03" refer to?
"SBS CAL 03" refers to Client Access Licenses for Microsoft Small Business Server 2003, which is an older version of the server software.
Is this product a full server operating system?
No, this is a Client Access License (CAL), not the full server operating system itself; it grants devices permission to access the server.