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Pricing & Licensing. Licensing Basics ILM 2007 is licensed on a Server + User CAL basis There are no Device CALs User CALs are required for each person.

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1 Pricing & Licensing

2 Licensing Basics ILM 2007 is licensed on a Server + User CAL basis There are no Device CALs User CALs are required for each person for whom the software issues or manages one or more digital certificates Otherwise, CALs are not required to access instances of the server software

3 Published Pricing Licenses U.S. Price* DescriptionServer $15,000 each Server License User CAL $25 each User CALs for certificate issuance or management *The prices listed are Open NL prices; reseller pricing may vary. This product is only available through volume licensing programs. Contact your local reseller for more information on how to purchase or review your Volume Licensing options at: http://www.microsoft.com/licensing

4 Current promotion: Customers receive a 25% discount off User CALs *Current promotion: Customers receive a 25% discount off User CALs * Expiration Date: Dec 31, 2007 via price listsExpiration Date: Dec 31, 2007 via price lists Programs: EA, Select, OLV & Academic Programs: EA, Select, OLV & Academic Scope: World-Wide Scope: World-Wide Offer Type: Via Price List Offer Type: Via Price List * Eligible customers are existing MIIS customers with active SA or new ILM 2007 customers purchasing SA. A minimum of 250 User CALs must be purchased under SA to qualify. User CAL promo

5 Customers with active Software Assurance for MIIS 2003 as of 4/30/07 will have rights to: One ILM 2007 server for each qualifying MIIS 2003 processor license with active Software Assurance the customer owns as of 4/30/07 Note: ILM licenses granted under this offer will include Software Assurance coverage. That coverage will expire when the corresponding MIIS 2003 coverage expires. Upon expiration of that coverage, customers may renew their software Assurance on the ILM license. Customers must acquire ILM CALs separately. License Grant for MIIS SA Customers

6 How to Trial ILM Q. How do I trial ILM? A. You can trial ILM (up to 180 days) without purchasing ILM Server or User CALs. To do this, you must install and accept the evaluation EULA. The evaluation copy of ILM 2007 automatically time- bombs in 180 days. In order to prevent the time-bomb, a valid product key must be entered prior to the completion of the 180 th day. Q. Do I need to buy ILM User CAL’s to trial ILM? A. No. You can trial ILM for up to 180 days without purchasing User CALs. However, you must ensure that you are appropriately licensed for the prerequisite software, including Windows Server 2003 EE and SQL Server. Q. What do I do at the end of 180 days? A. Any time during the evaluation period to the end of 180 days the evaluation copy of ILM 2007 can be converted into a production server by purchasing a full license and applying it to the ILM server. At that time you must also purchase User CALs for each user for whom ILM issues and manages digital certificates. You will not be able to enter a product key after the 180 day trial period. Q. Where do I get the evaluation copy of ILM 2007 A. The evaluation copy can be found at http://connect.microsoft.com http://connect.microsoft.com

7 Licensing Resources Learning about Volume Licensing http://www.microsoft.com/licensing

8 © 2007 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN THIS SUMMARY.

9 Appendix Frequently Asked Questions

10 Licensing FAQs Q: Under what circumstances do I need an ILM User CAL? A: An ILM User CAL is required for each person for whom the software issues or manages one or more digital certificates. Q: Do I need ILM User CALs for identities I provision or synchronize? A: No, an ILM User CAL is not required to use the metadirectory and user provisioning functionality in ILM. User CALs are only required for digital certificate issuance or management. Q: Are User CALs required to issue or manage digital certificates of people outside of my organization? A: Yes, ILM User CALs are required for the software to issue or manage certificates of external users. At this time, the External Connector is not available.

11 Licensing FAQs Q: I have existing MIIS processor licenses. Do I get rights to ILM? A: Customers with active Software Assurance for MIIS 2003 as of 4/30/07: One ILM 2007 server for each qualifying MIIS 2003 processor license with active Software Assurance the customer owns as of 4/30/07* *ILM licenses granted under this offer will include Software Assurance coverage. That coverage will expire when the corresponding MIIS 2003 coverage expires. Upon expiration of that coverage, customers may renew their software Assurance on the ILM license. Customers must acquire ILM CALs separately. *ILM licenses granted under this offer will include Software Assurance coverage. That coverage will expire when the corresponding MIIS 2003 coverage expires. Upon expiration of that coverage, customers may renew their software Assurance on the ILM license. Customers must acquire ILM CALs separately. Q: What if my existing MIIS installation is deployed on a server with multiple processors? A: Because ILM 2007 is licensed on a per server basis rather than a per processor basis, one ILM 2007 server license is required for each server, regardless of the number of processors that the server has.

12 © 2007 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN THIS SUMMARY.


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