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39 £ per CAL
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Choose User or Device RDS CAL and how many you need. Same price per CAL for both types.
Description
Remote Desktop Services Client Access Licence (RDS CAL) for Windows Server 2016. Every user or device that connects to Remote Desktop Services (RDS) on Windows Server 2016 needs an RDS CAL.
- User CAL – one person, any number of devices.
- Device CAL – one device, any number of users.
An RDS CAL is in addition to the standard Windows Server 2016 CAL: each user or device needs both. Choose the CAL type and enter how many RDS CALs you need in the quantity box. User and Device CALs cost the same. Delivered digitally by email.
Additional information
| CAL Type |
Device CAL ,User CAL |
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Reviews (1)
1 review for Windows Server 2016 RDS CAL
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Ian Robinson (verified owner) –
The Windows Server 2016 RDS CALs were delivered by email quite quickly, and the licence details were clear enough to add them through Remote Desktop Licensing Manager without any problems. I bought User CALs for a small office, so the same staff can connect from their desktops and laptops without needing a separate licence for each device. The price was also better than several other suppliers I checked.
The only difficulty was making sure I selected the correct CAL type and had the right server and licensing information ready before activation. The product description does explain the difference, but the email could include slightly clearer step-by-step instructions, especially for anyone who does not regularly manage Windows Server licensing. Once that was sorted, the licences worked as expected and I have had no issues with the remote connections.