One of the less-fun aspects of managing Microsoft Windows servers is dealing with the Client Access Licenses (CALs). CALs aren’t only expensive, but with different licensing models (per seat, per user, per machine, etc) and different versions (CALs bought for Server 2003 are no good for your beefy new 2008 R2 box) they are also […]
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