Description
Windows Server 2022 50 RDS Device CAL refers to a licensing model for Microsoft Windows Server Remote Desktop Services (RDS), which is a technology that allows users to access desktops and applications remotely from different devices over a network. CAL stands for “Client Access License,” and it’s a type of license required to access or use Microsoft server software.
In this case, “50 RDS Device CAL for Windows Server” means that you are purchasing 50 Device Client Access Licenses specifically for Remote Desktop Services on a Windows Server. Here’s a breakdown of the components:
– Device CAL: A Device CAL is a type of licensing that licenses a specific device to access the server. It means that any device that connects to the server requires its own Device CAL.
– RDS: Remote Desktop Services is a feature of Windows Server that enables users to connect to a remote computer over a network and access the desktop environment, applications, and data hosted on the remote server.
– 50: The number 50 indicates that this licensing purchase covers 50 devices. This means that up to 50 devices will be able to connect to the Remote Desktop Services on the Windows Server.
The purpose of these licenses is to ensure that each device that connects to the Remote Desktop Services on the Windows Server is properly licensed. This helps Microsoft manage the usage of their software and ensures compliance with their licensing terms.
