Issues and Answers Concerning Microsoft Campus and MOLP
I. Areas of interoperability between MOLP and Campus.
A. Connection Licenses for
BackOffice (Core) and SQL deferred for one year.
B. OS use at home on personal
machines will be deferred for one year.
II. MOLP Issues
A. Need 5 orders to start new
agreement. Library now has that ready.
B. Can run one release behind.
C. Difference between
Connection Licenses and per CPU purchases.
D. Are we going to go with
maintenance on servers?
1. Pros:
a. Upgrades are covered for life of the contract
b. 2/3 price for full product
2.
Cons:
a. More money up front
b. More bookkeeping
3.
Upgrade Advantage versus Software Assurance
a. If you are current on your license and want maintenance, get SA.
b. If you are behind on your license and want maintenance, get UA.
c. Both will put you on maintenance for 2 years, the life of the contract
d. There are no product upgrades. Either get one of these or
purchase new again.
e. SA must be purchased at the time of license purchase or at the
beginning of the contract
cycle for retrofits.
III. Campus Issues
A. Cost between $53 and $57 per seat
for existing customers
B. Include products:
1.
Desktop OS upgrades.
2.
Office standard or pro
3. CALS
4. FrontPage
5.
Visual Studio
6. Work
at Home (WAH).
C. Publisher should not be
included but we might get it anyway.
D. Visio, Project, Encarta, and
training CDs not included.
1. Any college can create a sub-license if there are a total of 300
orders, either single or combined.
2. The sub-license is dependent on the Campus as far as expiration.
E. SQL Connection Licenses not
part of Core but will be covered the first year.
F. Can run one release behind.
G. We will not try to license
students unless there is some overwhelming demand.