MarC on January 11th, 2012

At a customer I was building a demo site to convince the management of the power of SharePoint 2010. The plan was to show some fancy stuff with Visio Graphics Services, Infopath Forms, workflows etc. For this we needed, obviously, the Enterprise license. So I opened CA, browsed to the Manage service applications part to [...]

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MarC on May 28th, 2010

More a reminder to myself, all versions of SharePoint Server 2010.
SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise Client Access License features
For organizations looking to expand their business collaboration platform to enable advanced scenarios. Use the Enterprise capabilities of SharePoint to fully interoperate with external line-of-business applications, Web services, and Microsoft Office client applications; make better decisions with rich [...]

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MarC on April 19th, 2010

Pricing for MOSS can be complex, especially when calculating the cost of optional products.  For your convenience and information, Bamboo Solutions developed the SharePoint Price Calculator.  This tool can help you develop a good ballpark estimate of your total licensing expenditures. At the moment it is only for SharePoint 2007
Find here the calculator site.
Microsoft also [...]

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In this post I wrote a step by step manual to upgrade the SharePoint license from Standard to Enterprise. Be aware of this requirement:
If you have installed Service Pack 2 be sure that you also have installed the Trial bugfix or the SP2 installation that includes this bugfix. Otherwise you will not be able to [...]

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I tried this a few times and did not succeed. My colleague came to me with the correct solution. The key is that you have to run the command prompts with elevated privileges.
Follow these steps and your upgrade from Standard license to Enterprise license will succeed (well…it did in our farm ):

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