- Install on 5 devices
- Instant digital download
- Lifetime license
In modern-day settings, every business or organization can benefit from having their own server to operate on. However, not all server solutions are able to handle the workload required by today’s industry standards. This concern was taken into consideration when Microsoft published Windows Server 2016. Thinking ahead, they created a server solution that provides longevity for your business server.
CAL stands for “Client Access License.” Every user or device is required to have either a Windows Server CAL (or a different license solution such as Core or RDS CAL) in order to be able to access the licensed server.
Features
You might ask the question — why should you purchase additional CALs for your server? The answer is quite simple. This license model allows you to scale your business essentially infinitely. Each newly added CAL provides a new connection for an employee or device to take advantage of all the features found in Windows Server 2016.
Don’t waste your time and expand the scale of your operations by immediately adding 5 Device CALs to your server. You’ll have new device access to virtualization, improved security features, remote desktop experience, and much more. Purchase your own Windows Server 2016 5 Device CALs from us to get the best price on the market.
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System Requirements
The minimum requirements to run Windows Server 2016 are the following;
- Processor: 1.4Ghz, 64-bit CPU
- Memory: 512 MB RAM minimum
- Storage: 32 GB available disk space minimum.
- Network: Gigabit (10/100/1000baseT) Ethernet adapter with 1Gbps connection or better
- Optical Storage: DVD drive is required if installing the system from DVD media
Please note that additional requirements may be based on your specific license and Windows Server 2016 edition. We recommend referring to the official documentation for detailed information regarding licensing and edition-specific requirements.