Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise Device CAL Open Gov. PGI-00519

Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise Device CAL Open Gov. PGI-00519

For a government office to work effectively, it needs to be able to communicate. Workers in the office need powerful communication tools to collaborate together, while they also need to be able to communicate with clients, contractors, and constituents. 

Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise provides all the communication tools your government office needs. By providing more devices with access to your server, you make it easier for every worker to operate at the highest level with the most efficient communication.

What Is Microsoft Exchange?
The Microsoft Exchange Server provides a centralized location for all the communications of your government office. All of the email, calendar, contacts, and scheduling needs of your office are served with high quality programs and features that allow for improvement information sharing between all parties on the server.
While the Exchange Server is most famous for the email features it provides, it also provides many other communication options, including voice mail and instant messaging. These and other forms of communication can be accessed from anywhere, using any type of device.

What Is an Open Government License?
An Open Government License is a volume license for the Microsoft Exchange Server. It is designed to be used by small government offices of between two and 250 users, although it can accommodate more.

Different Exchange Editions
Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 comes in different editions to address the particular needs of different government institutions. The most common choice is Standard, which includes all the main features available for the 2010 edition but has a limited ability to host servers.
The Standard edition can host only five databases for mailbox or public folders, while Enterprise, the more elite edition, can host up to 100.

What Is a Device CAL?
In order to for a device to access a Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, it will require a CAL, or client access license. This license will allow one device to access a single server, although that device can be used by any user.
It is an ideal choice for offices that expect most of the server access will come from a set number of shared devices.
An alternative choice is the User CAL, which SaveOnIT sells elsewhere on the site. These allow a single user to access the server from any device.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise Is Not Included in This Product
This product is a Device CAL that allows access to an already installed Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise. The server itself is not included.
For those who need to purchase Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise, SaveOnIT sells the server elsewhere on this site at a significant discount over the competition.