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Question1: You are contracted to install MS Exchange Server software on all PCs of a company. After doing half of the work, you found that the company did not pay MS for the copies you are installing. You notified the company that they were out of compliance with MS licensing requirement, but got no response.
a. What do you do?.
b. What other information would you need?.
c. Explain.

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Martebi

Since you notified the company that they were out of compliance with MS licensing requirement, and got no got no response. one can:

  • Let the job go or find an alternative by asking if the company have a product key which you can use.
  • The other information that a person would need in the case above is if the company already have a product key or if they have the money to buy the  licensing key.

What are Microsoft licenses?

The Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement ("SPLA") is known to be a kind of a program that is made to target a lot of service providers and also those of Independent Software Vendors ("ISVs").

This is known to be the v that is given to their partners to give their software services and that of their hosted applications to the end customers.

Based on the above, Since you notified the company that they were out of compliance with MS licensing requirement, and got no got no response. one can:

  • Let the job go or find an alternative by asking if the company have a product key which you can use.
  • The other information that a person would need in the case above is if the company already have a product key or if they have the money to buy the  licensing key.

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