Microsoft Exchange Server Enterprise Edition is the world's leading e-mail and contact information integration software that runs on Windows Server. It allows users to securely send e-mail messages and has a limit of up to five mailbox databases.
This license provides the Enterprise edition of the Microsoft Exchange server and no client access licenses (CALs). For additional licensing information, refer to the 'Licensing' information below. Client access licenses can be purchased here.
Benefits for Non-Profits and Churches
Use Microsoft Exchange Server Enterprise to:
- Provide your organization with a robust communications service on a large scale
- Integrate e-mail messaging with important contacts and scheduled tasks on a large scale
- Generate up to 50 mailbox databases
Major Capabilities
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Unified management console: A simplified console makes it easy for your network administrators to perform on-premises, online, and hybrid Exchange deployments. a simplified console makes it easy for your network administrators to perform on-premises, online, and hybrid Exchange deployments.
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Consolidated messaging system: Your users can receive emails, voicemails, and faxes through a single easily accessible inbox or via their mobile device.
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Inbox protection: Phishing, malware, and viruses are stopped in their tracks with the latest integrated antivirus shields in place.
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Database back-up and recovery: Up to 16 mailbox servers can be configured to deliver automatic recovery in instances of database-level failures.
Client Access Licenses (CALs)
An Exchange Server device or user CAL is required for each device or user accessing or using the server software. Exchange Server Standard comes with 5 CALs by default; additional CALs can be purchased separately.
Licensing
Exchange Server is a server application to be used in conjunction with a server operating system. For each instance of Exchange Server, you must also have a Windows Server license.