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Why Microsoft Exchange Server 2019 Standard
Buy Microsoft Exchange Server 2019 Standard and optimize processes in no time. With Exchange Server 2019 Standard, the software company from Redmond replaces the previous version Exchange Server 2016 and builds on its strengths. Companies that purchase Exchange Server 2019 Standard thus receive a groupware and e-mail transport server software that simplifies internal collaboration at all levels.
Both small workgroups and large departments will enjoy powerful centralized storage and management of task lists, appointments, contacts and emails, notes and numerous other items with the new version of Exchange Server 2019. Designed as an internal and external interface, the standard version of the software is tailored specifically to the needs of small and medium-sized businesses.
New Exchange Server supports more powerful systems
One of the key new features experienced by users who purchase Exchange Server 2019 Standard is support for more powerful server systems. Here, Microsoft expands system-side support for maximum usable memory from 192 GB to 256 GB, unlike the 2016 version. The number of supported processors has even doubled from 24 CPU cores to currently 48 CPU cores. This in turn, in combination with the support of SSD storage as intermediate storage for performance optimization, promises an enormous performance boost and a better user experience.
New “calendaring model” for more convenience
Also new is the revised calendar system. This is based on the model already tested in various Office products, especially with regard to “calendar sharing”. Thanks to the “Do not forward” function and PowerShell cmdlets, administrators now have more extensive options, such as the “Remove calendar events” and “Add mailbox folder permission” functions for assigning delegation permissions.
Implemented Bing search and revised voice mail features
In exchange for the introduction of numerous new features, Microsoft Exchange Server 2019 Standard drops some features. Among them, for example, is the aging FAST search, which is being replaced by Bing’s search engine feature. Both search indexes and search information are a fixed part of the mailbox databases in the 2019 version. Also dropped by Microsoft is support for unified messaging. This means that the voice mail functionalities of the software currently work via Cloud Voice Mail. That, in turn, requires the presence of various Microsoft Office products or Skype for Business 2019.
Advantages of Microsoft Exchange Server 2019 Standard at a glance
- Significantly increased productivity through support for more powerful systems and the use of the Bing search engine.
- Support for up to 48 processors and a maximum of 256 GB of memory.
- Improved collaboration among employees, project teams, and entire departments on shared documents.
- High level of security through extensive monitoring features and data loss prevention.
- Easier “calendar sharing” through the “do not forward” feature and the use of the calendar system from various Microsoft Office products.
Use Microsoft Exchange Server 2019 Standard indefinitely.
Users who purchase Exchange Server 2019 Standard will benefit from unlimited time use of the powerful software package. By purchasing access licenses (CALs), which are differentiated according to device and user licenses, companies keep the reins in their own hands entirely according to their individual needs. This also enables the cost-efficient integration of home office solutions and mobile devices.
Coexistence of the different Exchange Server versions
Anyone who wants to buy Microsoft Exchange Server 2019 Standard should know that the Redmond software company is also relying on the well known “N – 2” principle here. This means that Exchange Server 2019 cannot be installed directly on top of Exchange Server 2010. Companies that are still using the 2010 version will have to perform an intermediate migration to Exchange Server 2016 or Exchange Server 2013. However, Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 is not a viable option as an interim solution, especially since mainstream support was terminated by Microsoft in June 2018.