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Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov | Microsoft
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Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov

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  • Supports 1 User / 1 Concurrent Local Connection per User License, Unlimited Devices per User License
  • Digital Delivery / 3 - 5 Business Days Estimated Delivery Time
  • Runs On Windows
  • Unlimited Connecting Device Installations per User License
  • Licensed for Home and Commercial Use
  • Open Gov Licensing
  • Includes 1 User CAL
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Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov | Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov
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Product Specifications

  • Installation Method: Digital Download
  • Estimated Delivery Time: 3 - 5 Business Days
  • Users Supported: 1 User
  • Devices Supported: 1 Concurrent Local Connection per User License, Unlimited Devices per User License
  • Installations Supported: Unlimited Connecting Device Installations per User License
  • License Type: Perpetual
  • License Term: Indefinite
  • Licensed Use: Licensed for Home and Commercial Use
  • Brand: Microsoft
  • Manufacturer Part Number: PGI-00580
  • CALs Included: 1 User CAL
  • Platform Supported: Windows

Overview

Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise -?User CAL

Scale to 100 databases per server

Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise can scale to 100 databases per server. Exchange has gained new capabilities over the years. See what's included in this version and what's new in Exchange Server 2013.

Architectural Changes

There are now only two roles: the Mailbox server role and the Client Access server role.
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the Mailbox server role
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the Client Access server role
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Brand-New Features

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Managed availability

Managed availability is a monitoring and recovery infrastructure that is integrated with Exchange's high availability solution. Managed availability detects and recovers from problems as they occur and as they are discovered.

Data loss prevention (DLP)

DLP features include a robust set of transport rule?like tools for scanning messages for sensitive data, a predefined set of policies for common regulatory requirements, and tools for customizing the included items or building your own.

E-discovery experience

You can now perform discovery searches that include

  • Exchange mailboxes
  • public folders
  • archived Microsoft Lync conversations
  • material that's stored in Microsoft SharePoint
from a single SharePoint-based interface.

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Mailbox Server Changes

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Exchange Replication service
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Controls failover and switchover operations and database mounts and dismounts, manages the database worker processes. Failure of the Information Store service process affects only one database at a time.

Improved Exchange 2013 schema
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By increasing the degree of physical and logical contiguity in the Exchange 2013 schema, fewer large I/Os will be required -- but an increased amount of CPU will be needed to handle them.

AutoReseed feature
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The new Store also implements a new AutoReseed feature. This feature can immediately create a new passive replica of a database on a failed disk by using a spare disk on the server, automatically replacing the failed copy to maintain the correct number of copies in the database availability group.

Completely re-implemented public folders
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Public folders essentially look and act like databases. Public folder databases are stored in DAGs, just as mailboxes are, so you protect public folders against outages by adding multiple replicas of a given public folder database to a DAG. Clients always connect to the active copy of the public folder, which might have implications for scalability in some environments.

Client Access Changes

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Proxy connections

Exchange 2013 no longer renders data for the client. The only thing it does is perform proxy connections from the client to the appropriate Mailbox server. This proxy-only design eliminates the need for the Client Access server to maintain affinity or state with clients, which in turn enables a much broader range of potential load-balancing solutions.

Client access protocols

Client connections can use IMAP, POP, or Exchange Web Services (EWS), but they no longer use Messaging API (MAPI) RPCs.

Cross-site access

Clients connect to whichever Client Access server is convenient, and the Client Access server can perform HTTP redirects as necessary to find the correct Mailbox server across Active Directory (AD) sites.

Transport Changes

The transport process has changed significantly because of the two-role architecture.
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The new Front End Transport service has a completely new approach to mail acceptance and delivery: It has no permanent queues. When a new SMTP conversation is opened, the service accepts the connection, performs filtering based on the SMTP envelope data, and then determines the route to the "best" Mailbox server before starting the delivery process.

The Mailbox server runs three new transport-related services:____________________

The Mailbox Transport service
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The Mailbox Transport Delivery service
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The Mailbox Transport Submission service
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J.K.
leads towards simplicity

Microsoft has taken years to work on Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov, and it probably provides the services that the market requires. I think it hardly sets a gold standard or benchmark in terms of innovation, but it is a good reference in terms of a stable and continuing evolving environment. For the Windows environment I think Exchange leads in terms of simplicity to install and operate. For an entire cloud solution as well as great support for tagging and mobility I think Gmail is moving into a close second. In the open source environment there seems to be a lot more granular control offered through Mail Transfer Agents like Postfix, but it is advancing fast with clients such as Thunderbird or Evolution.

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B.M.
Used across the entire organization

Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov is used across our entire organization with tens of thousands of users connecting on a daily basis. Until about 5 years ago we had a predominantly on-premise environment and only made some use of OWA and mobiles (Blackberries and ActiveSync). We then decided to move into a cloud approach and have moved our core mail system to Office hosted by Microsoft. Exchange is primarily used for email between employees and other stakeholders, but also for calendar bookings and of late for room management for our extensive meeting and video conference facilities.

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A.G.
A lot of support

I like the simplicity of the design Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov has, since it means the software is simple and easy to use. It fits in well with the other portions of Office 2013 and it is normally quite straightforward and easy to find - with some caveats... There is a lot of support for Microsoft Exchange out there, counting Microsoft and Tech Supply Shop. If you have a simple issue you will easily find the answer by searching on the internet. This includes videos, forums and a wide variety of sources for help. Sometimes there are more than one answer for what might be wrong but then there are normally experts you can consult.