| Estimated Pricing | ||
| Exchange Server 2003 running on Microsoft Windows 2000 Server or Microsoft Windows Server 2003 requires both server licenses and client access licenses (CALs). Review the following tables to find estimated pricing information1. | ||
| Server Pricing | ||
| Products | Prices | Comments |
| Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition | $699 US | The standard edition of Exchange Server 2003 is designed to meet the messaging and collaboration needs of small and medium-sized organizations. You need to purchase Exchange Server 2003 CALs in addition to a basic server license. Compare to Enterprise Edition. |
| Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition | $3,999 US | Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition is designed for large organizations that have the highest requirements for reliability, scalability, and manageability. You need to purchase Exchange Server 2003 CALs in addition to a basic server license. Compare to Standard Edition. |
| Client Access License (CAL) – User Pricing | ||
| Products | Prices | Comments |
| Exchange Server 2003 user CAL | $67 US | The Exchange Server 2003 user CAL is required for each user gaining access to the server and entitles access rights to both editions of Exchange Server. Each Exchange Server 2003 CAL also includes Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 or Microsoft Entourage 2004 for Mac and permits access from Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access, Outlook Mobile Access, Exchange ActiveSync, or any standard Internet-messaging client. |
| Exchange Server 2003 device CAL | $67 US | The Exchange Server 2003 device CAL is required for each device accessing the server and entitles access rights to an unlimited number of users sharing this common device. The device CAL includes Outlook 2003. An example of such a device is a kiosk running Outlook Web Access that is shared by several e-mail users. |
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