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Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Services 2019 User-CAL (1x user-CAL license, volume license)

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Item number
119559
Condition
Used
Weight
100 g
Delivery time
delivery time ca. 3-7 days
€ 63.02 *
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  • Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Services 2019 User-CAL (1x user-CAL license, volume license)
  • Price with upgrades:

    • € 63.02

Description

Description: Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Services 2019 User-CAL (1x user-CAL license, volume license)
Brand name: Microsoft
Product number: -
Product type: license
Number of licensed machines: none
Number of licensed cores: none
Number of licensed CALs: 1x user
Command set: 64-bit
Language: multilingual
Licensing program: Volume license
Condition: remarketed
Included in delivery: 1x license documents (electronic delivery)

 

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