In an enterprise, communication channels must be flexible, clear, transparent and cost-efficient. Windows Exchange Server 2013 supports you in this and helps you achieve a whole new level of performance and reliability. The Exchange Server delivers more control and security, regardless of whether you use your Server in-house, as an online Service in the MS Cloud or as a hybrid solution.

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Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Standard

In a company, the communication channels must be flexible, clear, transparent and cost-efficient. Windows Exchange Server 2013 can help you achieve this and help you achieve a whole new level of performance and reliability. The Exchange Server delivers more control and security, regardless of whether you use your server in-house, as an online service in the MS Cloud or as a hybrid solution.

The Standard Edition differs from Enterprise Edition in the number of mailbox databases. The Standard Edition gives you access to up to 5 databases. Therefore this version is optimal for small to medium sized organizations.

General information about Exchange Server 2013

Language: MultiLanguage
Number of licenses: MLK, without data carrier, volume license

System requirements

• Processor: 64-bit processor
• Hard disk space: min. 30 GB
• Other: see Microsoft specifications

Working memory

Mailbox: At least 8 GB
Client access: At least 4 GB
Combination of mailbox and client access server: At least 8 GB

Supported operating systems

• Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard or Datacenter
• Windows Server 2012 Standard or Datacenter
• Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard with SP1
• Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise with SP1
• Windows Server 2008 R2 Datacenter RTM or higher

PurchaseWindows Exchange Server

Exchange 2013 helps you not only search and find data in Exchange, but throughout your organization. With improved search and indexing capabilities, you can search Exchange 2013, Lync 2013, SharePoint 2013, and Windows. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) capabilities also enable organizations to prevent users from inadvertently sending confidential information to unauthorized individuals. DLP enables you to identify, monitor, and protect confidential data through in-depth content analysis.