Download the Windows Server 2019 licensing datasheet Move Windows Server licences to Azure and save up to 40% Pricing and licensing overview To give you a more consistent licensing experience across multi-cloud environments, we transitioned from processor-based licensing to core-based licensing for Windows Server 2019 Datacentre and Standard.
- Azure Bastion service provides secure, seamless RDP & SSH connectivity to Azure VMs in Azure virtual network, without the need of public IP on the VM. Pricing - Azure Bastion Microsoft Azure.
- This Azure VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure) pricing is largely the same if you were using RDS to deliver Windows desktops using “desktop experience” rather than the native Windows 10 look and feel that you get with WVD.
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- If you’re using a PAYG(Pay as you go) machine, no CAL is needed. All licensing is included in the per-minute billing and is done as core-based, not CAL.
- If you’re using a BYOL(Bring your own license) machine, all licensing is being handled by your Enterprise Agreement volume license subscription. You need to maintain the appropriate CALs as per your usage/access needs.
- If you are referring to having SQL Server manually installed on a Windows Server VM using your own licensing, then the licensing requirements are the same as an on-premises environment, with the added condition of the license requiring License Mobility to be brought into Azure i.e Software Assurance
Note:This is all relating to the SQL Server licensing aspect. The Windows Server licenses are all being taken care of as part of the normal the VM compute costs – There is no need for any additional licensing there unless you’re needing more than two RDP sessions open at the same time. In that case, you would need to configure it as a Remote Desktop Services session host and utilize RDS/RDP CALs to increase this limit.
- When exactly do we need the CAL licenses for SQL serve, if the client is accessing the database indirectly do we still need the CAL licenses ?
Yes, if you’re utilizing CAL licensing instead of core-based, then you would need to account for the total number of potential users accessing the database, even indirectly (i.e. multiplexing). If this will be a large number or impossible to predict (such as if it’s open-ended to your customers and you don’t know the total number of potential users) then you should use core-based licensing. This is the type that will be used automatically with the Pay-as-you-go option. - Also remote desktop service session host require CAL’s , for an Azure VM do we have to procure them separately incase we require more than 2 concurrent connections ?
Yes, you’d still need to procure the additional RDP CAL licensing if you’ll need more than two concurrent RDP connections to the virtual machine.
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