Model the topology
Represent hosts, processors, cores, VMs, Windows editions, SQL workloads, CAL populations, and passive recovery roles.
You do not need to know when to add a physical server, whether SQL belongs in a VM, or how many cores to enter. Start with the workloads, users, and resilience you understand. Review the proposed design before it changes the calculator.
Workloads, placement, hardware, and resilience shape the topology. Organization, agreement, and access boundaries shape eligibility and license quantities, but they never silently add servers.
Use the combined model when SQL runs on Windows Server and both product families must be calculated together.
Choose the real-world task. You will see one question at a time, a live infrastructure preview, and a licensing result with any conditions clearly identified.
The result is designed for planning and buying conversations. Microsoft Product Terms and the applicable agreement remain authoritative.
Represent hosts, processors, cores, VMs, Windows editions, SQL workloads, CAL populations, and passive recovery roles.
Calculate minimums, stacking, per-VM eligibility, virtualization rights, and access requirements without asking an AI to perform the math.
Expose alternatives where edition, licensing model, mobility, growth, or operational simplicity changes the decision.
Map approved live products, block unsafe self-service paths, and carry the complete context to a Temen licensing specialist.