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Exchange 2010 Overview
Now, more than ever, your
customer’s organization
requires cost-effective and
flexible communication
tools. With Microsoft
Exchange Server 2010 your
customer can achieve new
levels of reliability and
performance with features
that simplify their
administration, help protect
communications, and delight
users by meeting their
demands for greater
mobility.
Microsoft Exchange Server,
the cornerstone of
Microsoft’s Unified
Communications solution, is
a flexible and reliable
messaging platform that can
help lower messaging costs
by 50-80%, increase
productivity with anywhere
access to business
communications, and
safeguard businesses with
protection and compliance
capabilities that help
manage risk.
License Exchange 2010
Exchange Server 2010
on-premises is licensed in
the Server / Client Access
License (CAL) model in
exactly the same way that
Exchange Server 2007 was
licensed. There are three
types of licenses:
Server
A license must be assigned
for each instance of the
server software that is
being run. The Exchange
Server license is sold in
two server editions:
• Standard Edition: designed
for the mailbox needs of
small to medium
organizations.
Also appropriate for non-mailbox
roles in a larger Exchange
deployment.
• Enterprise Edition:
designed for larger
organizations that may
require a greater number
of
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Client Access Licenses (CALs)
Exchange requires a CAL for
each user or device that
accesses the server
software. There are two
types of CALs for Exchange:
• Standard CAL: designed to
help users be more
productive from virtually
any platform, browser,
or
mobile device, with new
features in Exchange Server
2010 that help manage
communications
overload and
lower helpdesk costs.
• Enterprise CAL: designed
to allow organizations to
reduce the costs and
complexity of meeting
compliance requirements with
new integrated archiving
functionality and
information protection
capabilities, while also
helping you cut costs by
replacing legacy voice mail
systems with
Unified
Messaging.
The Enterprise CAL is sold
as an add-on to the Standard
CAL. To enable Standard CAL
features for a user, the
user must be licensed with
just the Standard CAL. To
enable Enterprise CAL
features, the user must be
licensed with one Standard
CAL plus one Enterprise CAL.
Note: Both CALs work with
either Server Edition.
External Connector Licenses
An External Connector
permits an unlimited number
of clients to access an
Exchange Server in scenarios
where the number of CALs is
uncertain.
• Access via the External
Connector is limited to
non-employees such as
partners, suppliers,
customers, and retirees.
• The number of External
Connector licenses required
corresponds to the number of
servers in
the organization’s Exchange
environment.
For further information on
Exchange licensing please
click here
For further information on
the different editions of
Exchange 2010 please
click
here
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