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we have pro 2019 licenses bur can our users use lower versions with this licenses as well like pro 2013 ?

Many thanks Alex for this licensing history. Samir

And they wonder why people are switching to linux.

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THANK YOU so much😊

That’s very informative 👍

for service manager SCSM, if you are not using it to manage any device (not use for asset management), does it mean it doesn;t require any ML license at all, no need to have license for managing any user? because this is a help desk system, supposing you need to import the AD users into the system, as well as AD users can logon to the self service portal. Thanks

Great!

At Alex, wait for the next wp we are publishing it’ll have some fun goodies for saas providers… btw keep making cool content. I was surprised to see you in my stream as I was watching RUclips shorts :)

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im just curious. whats to stop someone from just disabling the wlmc licence timer, and disabling system shutdown. hell, is it even worth it to get out of eval mode if you can just do that trick anyway.

1. How do I determine whether Standard or Datacenter edition is more economical? For a server with 13 or more OSEs or Windows Server Containers with Hyper-V isolation, Datacenter edition is recommended. Reference from Microsoft FAQ, it is 13 VMs to be considered as break-even between DC and Std. In your Video it is 7. Please clarify

Fees and more fees

Leave it to MSFT to complicate things

I have small company with 30 pc users and still growing. Looking at the hpe proliant dl385 gen 11 for running reckon account hosted. Looking to run VMs on the server for remote access from other branch with 10 pc users. Windows server 2022 standard. What license do I need? Also is virtualisation different license from the windows server 2022 license? Do I buy the windows server 2022 license separate from the user licenses and also separate from the virtual machines license? Or maybe someone can recommend the right solution if I am confused?

I came accross your video when doing a YT search, and this is probably the best video I've seen so far on that topic and by a lot. It's a great video, thank you so much. Please, let me understand more clearly, to remove my language barrier (I'm French Canadian). Let's say I have an SCCM Server (Now MECM), and I want to deploy the SCCM Client to other servers in my infrastructure to manage the updates using the SCCM, do I need to buy a simple Licence CAL or I'm stuck to buy the Entire System Center Suite for all cores for these servers I want to manage using my SCCM? I'm not using any other System Center Products, only the SCCM Part. So much confusion in that topic, very hard to find the right source for that. Thanks!

dang it, I've missed it again!

Thanks so much love this comparison

Did you notice the missing pixels in the sky? 😂

Thanks Alex for this video. Insightful as usual Samir

This is a lovely explanation. I will use this when people ask about my job 😊

Congratulations on the great work. I have a debt using vmware (bare metal) with windows server Standard. I need to license the virtual cores (vcores) or physical (host)?

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Great Channel.......many things i had no idea. MS licensing is covulated

You do not need CALS for EAS that comes with software assurance

They likely got a good discount when they migrated everything. They can't and should not expect discounts every time they renew. The ask for more discounts while taking into account existing spend is not realistic. Would they offer discounts based off existing spend to their customers at every renewal? I highly doubt it. Talk to AWS or any other cloud provider similar to Azure. You will get the same deal. So at the end of the day the enterprise you are talking about is asking for more than needs to be given based off the market standard.

Yo ho ho, it's a pirates life for me

Thank you for such great and knowledgeable videos

Hi Alex How to buy a perpetual license (paid over a fixed term and perpetual license ownership) as opposed to the licensing model where you pay an annual cost indefinitely? This was an amazing video. I’ve watched it twice but unable to find answer to my question.

AI?

can you explain more bit confusing😅

3:12 most possible reason would be to catch as many (potential) customers as possible, and especially get those who still run on perpetual licensed products like Office. Lowering the entry obstacles gives more people ability to try the new hot sh*t :)

Awesome video, Let’s say I have 5 esxi hosts and 250 servers (VMs) how should I go about licensing those VMs. Windows server 2022 standard.

Hello, Do have a way to check if E5 Security and/or Compliance functionnalities are used ?

i was late but now im looking the video. thanks the video guys!

Thanks Alex for these videos, such eye openers. I wanted your advise on WS2022 licensing. I'm planning on building a new VMware cluster with 4 hosts, each has 2 CPUs with 16 cores each. There would probably be 60 VMs running in this cluster. What's the best way to license these VMs with Windows Server 2022 Standard? If I understood this, I can do 8 x Windows Server 2022 DataCenter 16-Core (through CSP) to cover all cores and use the license key to activate all WS2022 Std VMs! or would it be cheaper to buy WS2022 Std for each VM? and how many to cover all 60 VMs? mind you, I would be using 2 vCPUs for each VM, some would have 1 vCPU and others would have 4 vCPUs. much appreciated!

Thank you for the great video! Very clearly with examples. You are a passionate speaker sir, and therefore I had to stop and pause a few times and rewatch some of the videos LOL. Nevertheless, love the videos.

Could you please share a link from MS Website or document which confirms that System Center can be licensed on VM Level.

Thank you, i just sat with my licensing partner and even they where confused as to what the heck to do with our sql servers docker containers. This clarified things.

Microsoft has never sent to you (Service Provider) the copy of the verified LM form :D.

Question a device CAL is asign to a specific device and only that device? or it means that I can only form 1 device at a time, I mean I´m now on PC1 but tomorrow I´m on PC2 do I need a Device call for PC1 and another for PC2?

Don't use Microsoft SQL because of this reason It is proprietary and closed-source It is paid Just use MySQL or PostgreSQL