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So this makes sense, and it might just be a "me issue". But every workload I have ever seen (IME) has been on different Microsoft Server versions.
IE you need CALs for that version of Windows Server. . . and thus you would need tons of CALs.
Grr time to investigate.
Worth noting... You need the amount of CALs to equal users, for a certain platform. 2012 RDS? Needs CALs. Exchange 2013? Needs CALs. Upgraded from 2012 RDS to 2016 RDS and Exchange 2013 to 2016? All new CALs.
That was awesome to find out. The only saving grace for us was 501c3 status. Pennies on the dollar.
Or use open source free products for... free. Zero on the dollar 😉
Support is never free, even if someone is donating their time, there is a cost.
Right, which is why open source is SO cheap, because it costs LESS to support normally than proprietary software. So it's cheaper than free when compared to alternatives. It's like you get paid to use it!