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Thaks for your responses. Rachel Zakhem from the Computer Store followed up with Microsoft. This is the response that makes sense: "Internal or external is more of a definition of user-type. Internal requires CALs for employees to access, but that access may be from anywhere. External does not require CALs because it is for access by non-employees, i.e. students or the general public. You cannot purchase the external license for use by employees. It is really a differentiation for the purposes of licensing the product." -- Oscar Castaneda Michigan State University