I know I need a CAL license for anyone accessing the PWA front-end of project 
server, but does a user need a CAL if they are going to access the SharePoint 
project page that can be spawned when a new project is added to the project 
server?

Right now, the cost of implementing Project Server is small, compared to the 
CAL licensing if I have all of the engineering staff using it. I need to look 
at options of limiting what they access, and right now, if they do not need 
the CAL to access the Project sites, then I should be in good shape.

Anyone know this?>

If it's got the Project Web Access webparts, then yes, probably you need a 
CAL.  If you just provision a team site through SharePoint and don't activate 
the MOPS features, then you may be able to get by without a CAL - but then 
you lose all of the integration between that site and MOPS.

That's just a general guideline.  You should check with your MSFT licensing 
rep for actual details.

"Cyn" wrote:

> I know I need a CAL license for anyone accessing the PWA front-end of project 
> server, but does a user need a CAL if they are going to access the SharePoint 
> project page that can be spawned when a new project is added to the project 
> server?
> 
> Right now, the cost of implementing Project Server is small, compared to the 
> CAL licensing if I have all of the engineering staff using it. I need to look 
> at options of limiting what they access, and right now, if they do not need 
> the CAL to access the Project sites, then I should be in good shape.
> 
> Anyone know this?>