Exchange Server 2019 Standard - 50 Device CALs
Exchange Server 2019 Standard - 50 Device CALs
The Exchange Server 2019 Standard Edition is designed for small to medium-sized businesses, offering essential email and calendar functionalities. It includes:
- Email and Calendar: Comprehensive email and calendar support with mobile and web access.
- Performance and Reliability: Optimized for better performance and faster server failover.
- Security and Compliance: Advanced security features and compliance tools.
- Scalability: Supports up to 5 databases per server.
50 Device CALs allow up to 50 devices to access the server, making it ideal for environments where multiple users share the same device. This licensing model ensures cost-effectiveness and compliance with Microsoft’s licensing requirements.
The Exchange Server 2019 Standard Edition is a version of Microsoft's email and calendar server designed for use in smaller and medium-sized businesses. It offers essential email, calendar, and contact functionalities and is less feature-rich than the Enterprise Edition, which includes additional features for larger organizations.
Key Features of Exchange Server 2019 Standard
- Email and Calendar: Provides comprehensive email and calendar functionalities with support for mobile devices and web access through Outlook on the Web (formerly known as Outlook Web App).
- Improved Performance and Reliability: Optimized performance with better support for large disks and faster failover between servers.
- Security and Compliance: Advanced security features such as built-in malware protection, improved email archiving, and enhanced compliance tools to meet regulatory requirements.
- Unified Messaging (UM): This functionality is no longer included in Exchange 2019. Alternatives like Skype for Business can be used for voicemail integration.
- Scalability: Supports up to 5 databases per server.
50 Device CALs (Client Access Licenses)
CALs (Client Access Licenses) are required to license access to the Exchange Server 2019 Standard Edition. In this case, it is 50 Device CALs, meaning that up to 50 devices are permitted to access the Exchange Server. This is particularly useful in scenarios where multiple users share a single device, such as in shift work or with shared computers.
Important Points about Device CALs
- Device-Based Licensing: A Device CAL allows a single device to be used by any number of users to access the server software, making it ideal for environments where multiple users need to access the server from the same device.
- Access Rights: With Device CALs, each device is licensed to access the Exchange Server, regardless of how many users use that device.
- Cost-Effectiveness: Device CALs can be more cost-effective in situations where there are fewer devices than users, as a single device CAL can cover multiple users on the same device.
- Compliance: Ensures that each device accessing the Exchange Server is properly licensed, helping organizations stay compliant with Microsoft’s
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