Windows Server : serveur + licences d'accès client

Windows Server is a server operating system developed by Microsoft. It is designed to provide businesses and organizations with a powerful and reliable platform for hosting and managing various server applications and services.

In order to access the features of Windows Server, businesses must purchase licenses. These licenses are typically sold on a per-server basis, meaning that each physical or virtual server requires its own license. Additionally, businesses must also purchase Client Access Licenses (CALs) for each user or device that will be accessing the server.

CALs provide businesses with the legal right to access features of Windows Server, such as running applications or accessing data. They are sold in two types: User CALs and Device CALs. User CALs are tied to specific users, allowing them to access the server from any device. Device CALs, on the other hand, are tied to specific devices, allowing multiple users to share access from that device.

Windows Server and its associated licenses offer businesses a robust and secure platform for their server needs, with flexible licensing options to fit businesses of all sizes.