Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 Enterprise - Open License (MOLP)
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Exchange Server 2016 Enterprise can scale to higher than 100 databases per server.
- The exchange has gained new capabilities over the years. See what's included in each version and what's new in Exchange Server 2016.
- PLEASE INCLUDE ORGANIZATION EMAIL, NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER, AND OTHER REQUIREMENT (IF APPLICABLE) DURING CHECKOUT. PLEASE CALL US AT 1-888-732-6521 IF HELP IS NEEDED DURING CHECKOUT.
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
YOU WILL RECEIVE LOG IN INFORMATION TO THE MICROSOFT VOLUME LICENSING SERVICE CENTER (VLSC), AND YOU WILL SEE YOUR PRODUCT KEY AND CAL's UNDER YOUR ORGANIZATION.
- PLEASE ALLOW UP TO 24-48 BUSINESS HOURS FOR DELIVERY.
- MINIMUM PURCHASE OF 5 CAL's WITH BASE LICENSE IS REQUIRED.
- (There will be an extra $30 charge from Microsoft for a new Open licensing agreement)
- YOU WILL HAVE ACCESS TO EXCHANGE SERVER 2019, WITH DOWN-GRADABLE RIGHTS TO 2016, AND 2013.
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Remain in Control
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Exchange Server 2010
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Exchange Server 2013
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Exchange Server 2016
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Simplified administration
A single web-based interface with the Exchange Administration Center for all Exchange services on-premises and online
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Robust and flexible command-line tools
Reduced complexity through PowerShell scripting
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Large low-cost mailboxes
Support for larger mailboxes while deploying less expensive storage
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Role-based administration
Role-based access control and delegation of tasks
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Cloud on your terms
Deploy mailboxes on-premises, online or both with a hybrid deployment
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Managed availability across all roles and services
Integrated high availability solution monitors and manages service availability end-to-end
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SERVER CAL's AND DIFFERENCES:
Each exchange client that can use a mail server must have a Client Access License (CAL). As earlier, this license doesn’t need to be activated on a client computer or a server, i.e. this is just a paper (legal) license necessary for a client to legally use the Exchange functionality. Any user or device that uses the server need a separate license. As earlier, you can purchase “per user” or “per device” licenses. When choosing the license type, consider the specifics of your business.
CAL also have two types: Standard and Enterprise CAL, having quite significant differences. To use an Enterprise license you also need to purchase a Standard CAL. The differences in CAL features in Exchange 2016 are shown in the table below:
| Feature |
Standard CAL |
Standard CAL + Enterprise CAL |
| E-mail, calendar, contacts and tasks |
Yes |
Yes |
| OWA (Outlook Web App) |
Yes |
Yes |
| Outlook applications and Outlook on the web |
Yes |
Yes |
| Site mailboxes |
Yes |
Yes |
| Role-based access control (RBAC) capabilities |
Yes |
Yes |
| Journaling |
Per database |
Per user |
| Journal decryption |
No |
Yes |
| Unified messaging |
No |
Yes |
| Retention policies |
Default and custom |
Default and custom |
| In-Place Archiving |
No |
Yes |
| Multi-mailbox search |
Yes |
Yes |
| In-place hold |
No |
Yes |
| Data loss prevention (DLP) |
No |
Yes |
| Information protection and control: transport protection rules, Outlook protection rules, Information Right Management search |
No |
Yes |
| Mobile device management policies (Exchange ActiveSync) |
Default |
Extended |
Exchange Server 2016 Enterprise:
| Manufacturer |
Microsoft Corporation |
| Manufacturer Part Number |
395-04540 |
| Manufacturer Website Address |
http://www.microsoft.com |
| Brand Name |
Microsoft |
| Product Name |
Exchange Server 2016 Enterprise |
| Product Type |
Software Licensing |
| Software Name |
Exchange Server 2016 Enterprise |
| Platform Supported |
PC |
| Operating System Supported |
Windows |
| License Type |
License |
| License Quantity |
1 Server
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