Windows Server 2008 - 10 Device CALs
Description
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Windows Server 2008 - Device CALs is designed on the same codebase as Windows Vista and therefore retains most of the same features and architecture. Because codebase is popular, Windows Server 2008 inherits much of Windows Vista's latest technology, security , management and administrative capabilities. Windows Server 2008 - Device CALs are now available at a low cost on our website as stand-alone software. Do not hesitate to order your own version now!
Install and activate Windows Server 2008 - Device CALs and discover its features
Windows Server 2008 - Device CALs is designed for small and medium-sized enterprises with a reliable network of servers. Windows Server 2008 - Device CALs has already been specifically designed to promote research through its sophisticated features and enhancements, such as one of the most critical components of virtualization, as well as other features such as network access protection, and Active Dir. To better understand how this server operates, below is a glimpse of its features.
Stable database
Windows Server 2008 - Device CALs is a powerful interface for companies and clients that need a stable dedicated server. Most of the time, companies with a wide range of virtual machines have several advantages to gain. The Hyper-V virtualization included in Windows Server 2008 - Device CALs network that helps virtualize entire computer networks.
Reinforced protection
Microsoft has integrated a number of features and resources to manage server reliability. Continuous device health surveillance includes comprehensive network access security. Rather, the read-only domain controller function is to manage critical security situations. The Windows Server 2008 - Device CALs ensures a stable and secure business environment.
Benefits of the Device CALs
With Windows Server 2008 - Device CALs, you purchase a CAL for every device that accesses your server, regardless of the number of users that use that device to access the server. Windows Server 2008 - Device CALs can make more economic and administrative sense if your company has employees who share equipment , for example on different work shifts.
