| Kerio cal licences [message #118117] |
Thu, 11 December 2014 15:03  |
jannemec
Messages: 7
Registered: November 2012
Location: Czech Republic
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Hello, just simple question(s)
1. can I run the Korio Connect on windows 7 machine (100mailboxes) - or the MS licensing deny to use W7 for this purpose
2. Do I have to purchase cal licences for users is I am running the Kerio on W7 (or on W2012 server)?
Thnx
JN
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| Re: Kerio cal licences [message #118124 is a reply to message #118119] |
Thu, 11 December 2014 19:06  |
Maerad
Messages: 275
Registered: August 2013
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I also might add that there are some limits on windows 7 like only 10 or 20 concurrent connections etc.
If you wanna test 100 mailboxes, sure, why not - if the tech limits are no problem. If your question is for a productive environment ... please ask for external help. There's more to it then just the OS. You need a full server with a raid system, enough RAM, CPU Power, Support/Maintenance for 5 years etc.
A software raid wont do it - what would happen if the "server" is offline/hardware failure? The data is lost because the hdd died?
There is a reason you can buy server OS, those are not for ms to just generate money.
And if you use a server os, you need a license for any device accessing your network/ms server service OR user cal per user that has access to the network. User = Real person, not account like one for 20 ppl = 1 User cal (in that case a device cal would be better). Fpr MS Licensing read google alot and/or ask for external help. It's all but easy. For kerio ... 1 user = one mailbox. Done.
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