Windows Thread, BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS - Licencing in Technical; Can i just ask people in Birmingham schools about their licensing.
How do you go about licensing XP and Server ...
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4th July 2008, 03:31 PM #1 BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS - Licencing
Can i just ask people in Birmingham schools about their licensing.
How do you go about licensing XP and Server 2k3 ?
Whenever I buy a new XP machine I buy a CAL.
Whenever i buy a new server i buy a license for 2k3 from pugh.co.uk for about £50
Do i need to buy XP licenses as well?
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4th July 2008, 03:33 PM #2 Yes mate.
Well, depends if / what school agreement you have.
A CAL (Client Access License) allows your XP license to "work" with W2K3 Server.
An XP License allows you to legally install XP on a PC / Client machine.
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4th July 2008, 03:37 PM #3 
Originally Posted by
ninjabeaver
Well, depends if / what school agreement you have.
This is the thing, I don't know what agreement we have. I presumed all primary and maybe secondary schools in Birmingham would have the same agreement.
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4th July 2008, 03:39 PM #4 
Originally Posted by
jamin100
Can i just ask people in Birmingham schools about their licensing.
How do you go about licensing XP and Server 2k3 ?
Whenever I buy a new XP machine I buy a CAL.
Whenever i buy a new server i buy a license for 2k3 from pugh.co.uk for about £50
Do i need to buy XP licenses as well?
If you are not getting XP Pro or Vista business then you will needs an upgrade volume license for the machine. It needs a qualifying base OS for the upgrade (XP Home, Vista Home etc)
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4th July 2008, 03:40 PM #5 
Originally Posted by
jamin100
This is the thing, I don't know what agreement we have. I presumed all primary and maybe secondary schools in Birmingham would have the same agreement.
i normally deal with Harry Watkins at the city he tends to keep the records
link is
BGfL - BGfL Homepage - BASS Software
hth
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4th July 2008, 03:42 PM #6 If you are buying as and when you buy computers, it sounds like you simply use normal volume licensing rather than a schools agreement or similar.
If you buy your machines with XP on them already, make sure they have XP Pro on them. If they do, then you don't need additional XP licenses. If they have XP home or Vista home then you'd need to buy XP pro/vista business upgrade licenses.
So, that means for a network you need:
XP Pro licenses in some form
CALS for each accessing machine
2k3 server licenses
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