Windows Server 2025 Device CALs – 10-Pack | Genuine Perpetual License

Keep your server environment fully licensed and compliant with this genuine 10-Device CAL pack for Windows Server 2025. Each CAL authorizes one device to access Windows Server 2025 services including file sharing, Active Directory, print services, and more. One-time purchase, instant digital delivery, no subscription.

What's Included

• 10 x Windows Server 2025 Device CALs (digital delivery)
• Authorizes 10 specific devices for Windows Server 2025 access
• Lifetime perpetual license — no subscription required
• Compatible with Windows Server 2025 Standard and Datacenter
• Covers general server access: file sharing, AD, print services, and more
• Instant digital delivery via email
• 100% genuine Microsoft licenses

Device CAL vs User CAL — Which Do You Need?

Device CALs are tied to a specific device — any user can access the server from that device. Ideal for shared workstations, kiosks, or shift-based environments. User CALs are tied to individual users — they can connect from any device. Choose Device CALs when devices are shared; choose User CALs when users have dedicated machines.

Standard CAL vs RDS CAL — What's the Difference?

Standard Windows Server CALs (this listing) cover general server access. RDS CALs are additionally required if users need Remote Desktop Services access. Make sure you have both if your environment uses Remote Desktop.

Who Is This For?

• Small to mid-sized businesses with up to 10 devices accessing Windows Server 2025
• IT administrators managing CAL compliance across a growing device fleet
• Organizations running file servers, domain controllers, or print servers on Windows Server 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a genuine Microsoft license?
Yes. All licenses sold through TrustedTech are authentic and activate through Microsoft's official servers.

How do I receive my licenses?
Delivered digitally to your email after purchase — typically within minutes.

Can I add more CALs later?
Yes. Purchase additional CAL packs as your device count grows.

Do these CALs cover Remote Desktop access?
No. Standard CALs cover general server access. For Remote Desktop Services, additional RDS CALs are required.