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  Accessing folder properties are but different from  SharePoint list item access. Following code demonstrates  the basics. Create SharePoint Folder with Properties using (var clientContext = ypurMethodToGetSpContectt() ) {   var lst = clientContext.Web.Lists.GetByTitle( "ListName" ); var folder = lst.RootFolder.Folders.Add( "FolderName" ); folder.Properties[ "property1" ] = "sample" ; folder.Properties[ "property1" ] = "sample" ;   folder.Update(); clientContext.ExecuteQuery();   }

SharePoint 2013 licensing model has changed bit for user scenarios. it has been slightly change from the SharePoint 2010 server user licensing model. SharePoint Server should be license under two categories. Server License Client Access License (CAL) Server License Each SharePoint server in the farm should be license under SharePoint server license. Apart from the windows server licenses, SharePoint server should be licensed. This can be done when the time of installation of the SharePoint server. The SQL servers in the SharePoint farm should be installed according to the SQL server licensing model. Client Access License (CAL) After that SharePoint farm should hold licenses for client access. These licenses are reviewed in the audit process and does not require any key in activation. Depending on the user accessing organization requires to have CALs. Intranet and Extranet CAL requirements Assume organization setup a intranet and which is having users from internal AD , auth...