Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise User CAL Open Gov. PGI-00520 - 1000w

FEATURES

Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise Features

Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise includes upgraded features in email, storage, and administrative controls. With the 2010 edition, it is now possible to achieve more with your communications, while also saving and protecting data and streamlining administrative duties.

Outlook Web Access upgrades—The first and most important aspect of modern communication is email, and that’s why Microsoft made a point of adding so many features to Outlook Web Access. To begin with, email can now be accessed with all its features in Safari and Firefox, as well as Explorer. Beyond access, there are new features to aid in better communication, like the conversation view that lets users see all the messages in a thread, even if those messages have been saved to different locations. Users can also now attach messages to a new message to provide improved understanding for those receiving the new message. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, Outlook now provides a chat messaging ability for short and fast communication.

Storage improvements—Perhaps the area that shows most improvement in the 2010 edition is in storage. There are several major upgrades that allow you to store more and store it more securely. Those features include:

Never lose data with the Database Availability Group—The risk of losing data through server failure is significant, and losing communications data can set offices back for days, weeks, and months. To avoid that, Microsoft has included Database Availability Group, or DAG, which ensures up to 16 mailbox servers will be preserved in the case of a system failure.

Easier to store and retrieve messages with Personal Archive—Having the ability to recall old messages quickly is central to keeping up with efficient messaging. Personal Archive allows you to keep messages archived longer and to recall them more easily.

Provide for compliance with Recoverable Items—While it’s important to be able to delete messages from an inbox to avoid clutter, for the sake of compliance and legal searches, that data must be recallable. Recoverable Items makes sure every government office is able to provide for such needs with a tamper proof storage option.

Improved storage efficiency—Perhaps as important as any new storage feature is the general ability to store more. The 2010 edition offers 70% improvement on storage over the 2007 edition, allowing for you to save more on fewer servers. Meaning, it costs you less to keep up with all your communications.

Administer remotely with PowerShell 2.0—PowerShell allows administrators to run cmdlets that can address the whole server quickly and efficiently. At the same time, with the 2.0 edition, administrators can also finally manage the server remotely, giving them the same flexibility as users.

Provide new levels of delegation with Role Based Access Control—When dealing with sensitive data, as most government offices do, it is crucial that access to the server allow each user to reach all the data they need to do their job, but not anymore. Role Based Access Control allows for exactly that. Administrators can assign the exact level of access each user requires. SO, for a compliance officer they can receive cross-mailbox discover search abilities, but can be limited elsewhere, allowing for complete freedom to do their job without risking unnecessary access to sensitive data.

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System

There are no specific requirements for a user’s device to access the Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise, other than the need for a User CAL. However, to get optimal performance, devices should be up-to-date and use a compatible operating system.