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Feb 29 2008, 10:11 PM
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Has anyone seen license packaging like this and know how to decipher it? It looks like a generic unspecified version of 2008 does this mean I can install any role? Does: "1PK DSP OEI 5 CLT USER CAL" mean something like 1 Server 5 Client Users?
Help appreciated... This post has been edited by hoak: Feb 29 2008, 10:12 PM |
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Mar 1 2008, 01:45 AM
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Gustatus Similis Pullus Group: Supervisor Posts: 6527 Joined: 9-September 01 From: United States Member No.: 311 OS: Vista Ultimate x64
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Part of the problem is that newegg is putting the OEM SKU and part number label on it, but not saying for which version of Windows in the description (although they do in the article of sale itself, it's server 2008 standard).
The part number means it's a 1 pack (1 copy/license of Server 2008 standard) with 5 client access licenses (it can be accessed by up to 5 clients before you need to buy more CALs). |
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Mar 1 2008, 02:37 AM
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Part of the problem is that newegg is putting the OEM SKU and part number label on it, but not saying for which version of Windows in the description (although they do in the article of sale itself, it's server 2008 standard). The part number means it's a 1 pack (1 copy/license of Server 2008 standard) with 5 client access licenses (it can be accessed by up to 5 clients before you need to buy more CALs). Thanks cluberti! I saw "Standard" in the little image, but didn't trust it. |
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