What is an Exchange mail server?
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An Exchange mail server, also known as Exchange Server from Microsoft, is a communication tool used mainly by businesses to link together email, contacts, calendars and tasks. It also provides support for web-based information and data storage, Microsoft says.
History
Microsoft Corporation released its first public version of Exchange Server in 1996.
Benefits
Benefits associated with Microsoft Exchange Server include lower IT costs, increased productivity and better risk management.
Licensing
There are three types of licenses which can be purchased for the Exchange Server including the server license, client access license and external connector license.
Individual Use
Individual home users typically use a POP3 email account and not an Exchange email account.
Fun Fact
Companies that have had successful use of Microsoft Exchange Server include Morgan Keegan and Company, BGC, Subaru Canada, NEC Philips and Lion Nathan.
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