TS User CAL: A TS User CAL permits one user (who uses any device) to conduct Windows sessions on any of your terminals servers. TS Device CAL: A TS Device CAL permits one device (that is used by any user) to conduct Windows sessions on any of your terminal servers. The following two types of TS CALs are available: For Windows sessions, a TS CAL is required for each user or device. A Windows session is defined as a session where the server software hosts a graphical user interface (GUI) on a device. If you want to conduct a Windows session, an incremental Terminal Server Client Access License (TS CAL) is required also. In addition to a server license, a Windows Server 2003 CAL (Windows CAL) is required. Terminal Services functionality is included in this Windows Server 2003 license. The Windows Server 2003 licensing model requires a server license for each copy of the server software that is installed. More information Licensing requirements for computers that access a Windows Server 2003-based Terminal Server Information about how to determine whether to contact Microsoft Product Support Services (PSS) or Microsoft Clearinghouse. 
Management Limitations for TS User CALs.How to deploy Windows Server 2003 Terminal Services.Transitional client access licenses (CALs) for Microsoft Windows XP Professional-based client computers.Licensing requirements for computers that access a Windows Server 2003-based terminal server (a server that has Terminal Server enabled).
This article discusses the following topics: This article helps you understand and successfully deploy Terminal Services on computers that are running Microsoft Windows Server 2003.Īpplies to: Windows Server 2003 Original KB number: 823313 Summary
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