Client Access License CAL Fujitsu 100-U Windows Server 2012

Client Access License CAL Fujitsu 100-U Windows Server 2012 allows up to 100 users or devices to legally access Windows Server 2012 instances. This CAL ensures that businesses remain compliant with Microsoft licensing requirements while enabling connections to file services, applications and other server resources. The product complements Windows Server 2012 editions and fits environments where processor-based server licensing is used for Standard and Datacenter editions.

Advantages

The CAL provides a clear licensing framework for user or device access, simplifies license management for up to 100 seats, and supports scalability as the organisation grows. It aligns with Windows Server 2012's security and compliance features and works with the Standard and Datacenter edition licensing model that is processor-based.

Suitable for

• Small and medium businesses that need up to 100 users/devices to connect to Windows Server 2012
• Organisations using Windows Server 2012 Standard or Datacenter editions with processor-based server licensing
• IT environments requiring license compliance for shared file and application access

Key specifications

• License type: Client Access License (CAL)
• Pack size: 100-user/device CALs (100-U)
• Compatible with: Windows Server 2012 editions (Standard, Datacenter, Essentials/Foundation as applicable)
• Licensing model: User or device CALs required in addition to server processor licenses for Standard and Datacenter
• Brand/Manufacturer code: Fujitsu 100-U; MPN: 10283; EAN: 5702016914061

How to use

Purchase and activate the CALs according to the supplier's delivery method. Assign CALs per user or per device depending on your chosen licensing approach, and track assignments in your license management system. Ensure the server itself is licensed correctly under the processor-based model for Windows Server 2012 Standard or Datacenter if those editions are used. Maintain records of CAL allocation to demonstrate compliance during audits.

Usage recommendations

Choose user CALs when employees need to access the server from multiple devices; choose device CALs when multiple users share a single workstation. Review existing server edition licensing (processor-based) to confirm that CALs are the only additional requirement.