Full version of exchange in SBS 2003

[drumdude]

Hi to you all,

I am planning to make a migration form samba/notes to
win2k3/exchange,

I am studying, and planning a migration, but I read in mine book from
windows 2003 sbs, that there is a version of exchange included, is
this a good version ?? so I don't need to buy, another version of
Exchange??? (like an enterprise version, I have here 40 mailaccounts)

GRtz Drumdude

[Emanuel Ceciu]

Hello,

Exchange version included in SBS is very good. You don't need to buy another
product.
I think is a standard version and have a limit of 16Gb for mailboxes and
public folders store.

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Emanuel Ceciu
MCSE, MCT
http://www.ceciu.ro (available soon :))


"drumdude" <raymondmetallica@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi to you all,

I am planning to make a migration form samba/notes to
win2k3/exchange,

I am studying, and planning a migration, but I read in mine book from
windows 2003 sbs, that there is a version of exchange included, is
this a good version ?? so I don't need to buy, another version of
Exchange??? (like an enterprise version, I have here 40 mailaccounts)

GRtz Drumdude

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

drumdude wrote:

Hi to you all,

I am planning to make a migration form samba/notes to
win2k3/exchange,

I am studying, and planning a migration, but I read in mine book from
windows 2003 sbs, that there is a version of exchange included, is
this a good version ?? so I don't need to buy, another version of
Exchange??? (like an enterprise version, I have here 40 mailaccounts)

GRtz Drumdude

SBS2003 includes Exchange 2003 Standard. It isn't anything different from
buying Exchange 2003 Standard on its own, but it's a lot more affordable to
buy it in the SBS bundle. It has a 16GB limit and supports only one
mailstore, and SBS supports up to 75 users.

You can't use/run Exchange Enterprise on an SBS server, although you can add
another Exchange server (standard or enterprise) to a network running SBS.