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License Exchange Hybrid server in AWS
You can run Exchange 2016 on AWS as per - https://aws.amazon.com/quickstart/architecture/exchange/ - so running a Hybrid server within AWS I don't imagine will be a problem.
You can run Exchange 2016 on AWS as per - https://aws.amazon.com/quickstart/architecture/exchange/ - so running a Hybrid server within AWS I don't imagine will be a problem.
PeterRising Our Exchange 2010 is not on Software Assurance?
Can I bring in my own licenses for use on AWS?
Yes. We have many customers that have successfully brought in and deployed licenses on Amazon EC2. These deployments include, but are not limited to, Exchange, SharePoint, Skype for Business, Remote Desktop Services, Office, Dynamics products, BizTalk, and System Center.
Customers can choose to use shared EC2 instances and utilize License Mobility or they can purchase EC2 Dedicated Hosts and utilize physically dedicated hardware.
- Amazon EC2 instances with a default tenancy
License Mobility through Software Assurance allows qualifying customers to bring in eligible Microsoft software onto AWS default tenancy servers. The AWS https://aws.amazon.com/windows/resources/licensemobility/ is a great place to start the process. You will need to fill out the appropriate License Mobility forms and file them with Microsoft to ensure that the licenses are able to be imported into AWS. - Amazon EC2 Dedicated Host
EC2 Dedicated Hosts allow customers to bring licenses that do not qualify for License Mobility or that do not have active Software Assurance. When you bring existing licenses to EC2 Dedicated Hosts, you are using hardware that is physically dedicated to your use. For more information on bringing licenses without Software Assurance or License Mobility benefits, please see this https://aws.amazon.com/windows/faq/#need-lm of the FAQ. Please visit the https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/dedicated-hosts/ for more information on Dedicated Hosts.