Exchange Server 2007: Comparing editions and CALs
Published Nov 09 2006 08:29 PM 877 Views

We get the following questions quite often:

What will be the difference between Standard and Enterprise versions of Exchange 2007?

What about CALs (Client Access Licenses)?

And the answers are on this page.

- Nino Bilic

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Hi, in the Standard Edition is it 5 Database for storage group or 5 Database in the sum of all Database of the storage groups?
Thanks

Best regards
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Nunof,

5 databases are the maximum. You can have 5 DBs each in it's own SG or 2 SGs one with 2 and one with 3 DBs, as you wish. We suggest to use 1:1 ratio. Also - if you want to use LCR, you will have to use the 1:1 ratio (both LCR and CCR enforce it).
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Can server versions be mixed for different roles?  i.e. Standard edition for Client Access role, but Enterprise edition for the Mail Box role.

Similar to FE/BE in 2003 today.

Thanks,
Mike
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Thanks for the answer. But one other think. If i install the edge roll in one server and all the other rolls in another server, how many licences i need? After all, all the roles are installed only in one place.
Regards.
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So there won't be a software imposed storage limit on standard?  What does it mean by hardware - if ihave a 250GB available, could i have that large a mailstore?    
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Daniel,

The answer is yes. :)

Hardware and your backup/restore window is what will limit the practical size of the database for you.
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