Nov 18 2018 02:08 AM
I have licensing question... we already have existing users for Office 365 and we are going to deploy SharePoint on-prim, do these users require CAL??
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Amal
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Dec 07 2018 04:49 AM
Is there an offical MS Link where this Information is located!?
Jan 14 2019 06:50 PM - edited Jan 14 2019 06:54 PM
What the above replies seem to be missing is that you get on-premises access with the Office 365 Enterprise (E1/E3/E5) licenses , but none of the Business SKU's nor Enterprise F1.
See the Access to equivalent on-premises server workloads (Exchange Server, SharePoint Server, Skype for Business Server) row in the table on page 3 of the Office 365 Licensing Brief.
Jun 05 2019 07:24 AM
My IT manager wants to deploy on premise sharepoint for company users (company policy does not allow cloud solution for file storage/sharing).
We plan to buy Office 365 E3 licences (CSP scheme).
Licence wise are fully covered by Office 365 licences or do we need extra sharepoint server licences???
If we do, are there Office 365 "flavours" which include sharepoint full licencing (user and server) ??
Thank you Juan Carlos!!
Jun 13 2019 02:59 AM
@am_ yaqoub This is covered in Product Use Rights document for Office 365, under Appendix A - CAL/ML Equivalent Licenses. Hard place to look from, but contains final info.
Office 365 Enterprise licenses offer CAL equivalents; they satisfy the license requirement to access base or additive functions based on SKU.
Office 365 E1 covers SharePoint base CAL requirement.
Office 365 E3, E5 and Microsoft 365 E3 and E5 cover base and additive CAL equivalents. SharePoint Server Enterprise CAL is an additive CAL, so that use should be covered under Office 365 E3.
Aug 08 2019 02:05 PM
what about SQL CAL licenses?
Aug 09 2019 01:39 AM
@Igor_BInder licening mechanics for SharePoint Server and SQL Server is distinct.
Office 365 licence only includes equivalent CALs for the SharePoint Server part, you will need to purchase proper licencing for SQL Server. You can either go for CAL model or per Core, depending on the number of users you have the per Core can be a cheaper option.