With Exchange Server 2013, Microsoft expanded its Exchange Server product line with a wide range of new features, technologies, and services. The goal is to help users and organizations keep their communication processes clear, flexible, transparent, and cost-efficient. Numerous tools simplify the storage and management of shared emails, tasks, appointments, contacts, and other data. This groupware and email transport server solution provides the ideal foundation for productive collaboration and enables access to company data from virtually anywhere, while hosting emails on your own servers.
Exchange Server 2013 features a modular architecture that simplifies deployments of any size. It includes built-in high availability and client load balancing, while significantly improving interoperability between different versions. Support for multiple databases per volume and faster failover increases system uptime.
An integrated monitoring and managed availability solution enables self-healing capabilities and automatic issue resolution. In addition, simplified load balancing options improve flexibility and scalability while reducing costs. Using larger and more cost-effective storage solutions also helps lower overall storage expenses.
Key features of Exchange Server 2013 include:
To run Exchange Server 2013, at least Windows Server 2008 R2 is required, with support also available for Windows Server 2012. A processor supporting the Intel 64 architecture is necessary. Mailbox servers require at least 8 GB RAM, while client access servers require 4 GB RAM. The installation drive should have at least 30 GB of disk space, plus an additional 500 MB for each Unified Messaging language pack.
To use Exchange Server 2013 Standard, access licenses (CALs) are required. These are available as User CALs or Device CALs.
User CALs are assigned to a specific user and allow access from multiple devices. Device CALs, such as Exchange Server 2013 Device CAL, are tied to a specific device but can be used by multiple users.
You can choose between Exchange Server 2013 Standard and the appropriate CAL model depending on your business needs. For example, Device CALs are ideal for shared workstations, while User CALs provide flexibility for mobile employees.
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