Cris
Wed Mar 26 12:46:01 PDT 2008
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I suppose...one "person" could have more than one user account, so =
presumptively a user cal, could represent multiple user accounts...not =
the way I want to manage things just to get around licensing and cost
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Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP]
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Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP] <crisnospamhanna@cpunospamservices.net> wrote:
> Each domain user can't have multiple email addresses, but ultimately
> only has 1 mailbox
> Each domain user who has a mailbox must have an SBS cal
> You are limited to 75 CALs
>
> So don't know how you can have 200+ mailbox users?
>
> Can you explain further?
Oy, I hate licensing & do suggest that the OP contact MS directly on =
that.=20
But AFAIK, it isn't a user *account* (with or without a mailbox) that=20
requires a CAL - only an actual *person* requires one, unless you're =
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per-device CALs .
One person/user might well have access to multiple mailboxes (each of =
which=20
has to have a user account, even if it isn't used).
That said, I can't imagine that SBS Standard would be a good fit for =
this=20
shop unless the mailbox quotas are miniscule - adding a member server=20
running W2003 & E2003 Enterprise would work, though. I don't think you =
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introduce E2007 into an SBS2003 domain, but may be mistaken.
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wrote:<BR>> Each domain user can't have multiple email addresses, =
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ultimately<BR>> only has 1 mailbox<BR>> Each domain user who has =
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mailbox must have an SBS cal<BR>> You are limited to 75=20
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users?<BR>><BR>> Can you explain further?<BR><BR>Oy, I hate =
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AFAIK, it=20
isn't a user *account* (with or without a mailbox) that <BR>requires a =
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only an actual *person* requires one, unless you're using =
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.<BR><BR>One person/user might well have access to multiple mailboxes =
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which <BR>has to have a user account, even if it isn't =
used).<BR><BR>That=20
said, I can't imagine that SBS Standard would be a good fit for this =
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unless the mailbox quotas are miniscule - adding a member server =
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W2003 & E2003 Enterprise would work, though. I don't think you can =
<BR>introduce E2007 into an SBS2003 domain, but may be=20
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