John Bartow
john at winhaven.net
Tue Apr 7 12:35:15 CDT 2009
Anyone have great experiences with Windows Server 2008 - so much so that you recommend it over Windows Server 2003R2? I find the new OEM Windows Server 2008 Foundation version licensing should make life easier: Windows Server 2008 Foundation Availability and Licensing Windows Server 2008 Foundation is licensed by user accounts. Each license of Windows Server 2008 Foundation is limited to a maximum of 15 user accounts. Moreover, a user account can be assigned to only one distinct user at a time. Because Windows Server 2008 Foundation is licensed in this way, you do not require Windows Server client access licenses (CALs). This also makes Windows Server 2008 Foundation much more cost effective for small businesses. Although Windows Server 2008 Foundation does not require Windows Server CALs, TS CALs or Rights Management CALs are required to use those server roles on a Windows Server 2008 Foundation-based server. Windows Server 2008 Foundation is available through Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) only. Please visit the Find a Partner page to find your local OEM, or contact your preferred OEM directly. Windows Server 2008 Foundation will be released in the following languages: English, Spanish, Turkish, Portuguese (Brazilian), Japanese, and Chinese (traditional), Chinese (simplified).