- Brand : HP
- Product name : Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008 Premium 5 User CAL Lic
- Product code : 505546-B21
- Category : Operating Systems
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Long product name HP Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008 Premium 5 User CAL Lic 5 license(s)
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Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008 Premium 5 User CAL License
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HP Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008 Premium 5 User CAL Lic 5 license(s)
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Includes 5 Device CALs. Device CALs allow multiple users to access the server from a single device, such as a terminal computer. Can be purchased separately from the server. Additional CALs require activation. Enter additional CALs via the License Wizard and activate using the product key available on the COA - certificate of authenticity - label.
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Short summary description HP Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008 Premium 5 User CAL Lic 5 license(s)
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HP Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008 Premium 5 User CAL Lic, English, 5 license(s)
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Long summary description HP Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008 Premium 5 User CAL Lic 5 license(s)
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HP Microsoft Windows Essential Business Server 2008 Premium 5 User CAL Lic. Language version: English, License quantity: 5 license(s)
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| License | |
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| Language version | English |
| License quantity | 5 license(s) |
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| 64-bit computing | |
| Supports x86 systems | |
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