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Microsoft Exchange Server

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Provides built-in protection technologies to help keep the email system up and running and better protected from outside threats. #Exchange Server  #Reduce Spam  #Mail Server  #Exchange  #Email  #Server  

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Microsoft Exchange Server is primarily an email server, facilitating a safe and productive environment for business communications. Easy deployment, data loss prevention, disaster recovery and state-of-the-art protection are just a few of the highlights that make it an appropriate solution for enterprise networks.

Since its first release in 1993 and to the present day, Microsoft Exchange Server has gone through a process of constant improvement that brought it to a well-balanced state, becoming the email server of choice worldwide.

Characteristics such as flexibility and reliability are associated with Microsoft’s product, and on good reason, too, since it delivers means to tailor the deployment process based on unique company needs, while providing uninterrupted access to emails for users.

Uptimes are enhanced as the support for multiple databases has been improved, while storage costs are reduced by larger disks. The problem of recovery has been solved by the built-in monitoring and managed availability features that deliver self-healing modules for when failures occur.

Compliance policies are settled in a comfortable way; the data loss prevention feature makes sure that emails are not sent to unauthorized people by constantly monitoring and analyzing the content, thus overcoming policy violations. Moreover, the In-Place eDiscovery ensures regulatory compliance across Exchange, Lync and SharePoint.

The stringent matter of security no longer represents a challenge, since Microsoft Exchange Server actively scans the communication channels for viruses, phishing attacks or spam, eliminating the possibility of a breach.

The management part is simplified with the Exchange Administration Center, which comes in the form of a web-based interface that allows specialists and helpdesk technicians to perform specific tasks without administrative rights.

Flexible options to move to the cloud are also an upside of Microsoft Exchange Server; this feature allows for hybrid deployment both online and on-premises, which reduces user disruption during the process of moving mailbox across environments.

The list of features could go on almost forever, but a full discovery of Microsoft Exchange Server’s ins and outs is a job for IT professionals, who will most certainly appreciate the high level of reliability that the product has come to deliver.

What's new in Microsoft Exchange Server 15.02.1258.027 Oct23SU:

  • Setup:
  • Custom configuration preservation: Exchange setup now backs up and restores the most common configuration files so that admins no longer need to manually restore them or reapply themFor additional information, see Exchange Server custom configuration preservation
  • Security:
  • Windows Server Core support: Running Exchange on a Windows deployment with less surface area means less attack surface area and fewer components to service.
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Microsoft Exchange Server 15.02.1258.027 Oct23SU

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Windows Server 2022
Windows Server 2019
Windows 10 64 bit
  file size:
155 MB
  filename:
Exchange2010-SP3-x64.exe
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