Exchange Server 2019

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Oct 02, 2017
This was welcome news. It shows the commitment to on-premise Exchange deployments.
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  Oct 02, 2017
  i wonder how many percentages are still on-premise vs O365.
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    Oct 02, 2017
    That seems like a very "small business" mindset comment. My question would be, how many large customers are 100% in the cloud, if any. How many customers are even a large percentage in the cloud. I don't think Microsoft realizes what a financial disaster having Exchange available ONLY in the cloud without any on-premise solution would be to them... because people would just migrate to some other email system which allows on-prem.
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  Oct 02, 2017
  Sounds like it's not staying after this release though.
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    Oct 02, 2017
    They said that about 2016!
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  Oct 02, 2017
  They still have to run their own Exchange environment on O365 so I imagine that we will see a few iterations before we are all forced to cloud :)
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Oct 03, 2017
I see many customers already moved to Office 365 and moving to Office 365. So Question here is why on-premise Exchange 2019 require ?
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  Oct 03, 2017
  it's not a question of being cool or not, it's a question of security, like medical patients data can't be on cloud mail systems in some countries.
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  Oct 03, 2017
  moving on prem is more cool, didn't you hear it?
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  Oct 03, 2017
  well the rest of us (the world) is still using on-premise and have trust issues with cloud.
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    Oct 03, 2017
    agreed
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Oct 03, 2017
Great news!
I was telling everyone that (IMHO) the rumors about soon death of on-premise Exchange are greatly exaggerated ;)
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  Oct 03, 2017
  Looks to me One day all will goto Office 365 and Techies will waste time on learning On-premise Exchange.
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    Oct 03, 2017
    buddy Whats your Problem with on-premise Servers Boxes.(Cloud Means Public_and its true and nobody can change it) i really love to see Black and steel color boxes around me with different wire category with blinking lights and of-course smooth and sexy sound like (1) Starting Sound 2) Lode UP sound and 3) restart Sonund) (Zooooooommmm , Huusuuuuussssssss, yaaaaaahaaaauuuu), dont you like. What kind of IT person you are,
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Oct 05, 2017
this is great news, especially to those who plan to upgrade. Now we can decide to wait if needed knowing E2019 is coming up.....
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Oct 06, 2017
Great news!
Couple of suggestions...
Please include Edge Transport on Server Core! And...
Oauth
Bottomless archives (split when reaching 50gb to a new mailbox)
Calendar improvements (Meeting invites to large number of mailboxes)
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Oct 09, 2017
There is a side benefit to releasing exchange on prem... that is, it enables IT pro's to familiarize themselves with the product that is running in MSFT's datacenter (Exchange Online aka o365). How else would people be able to work for them one day if they don't have products available to the public lol.
Lastly, I could see exchange server becoming just Exchange Server and them dropping the year, and streamlining features via an enrollment process. That'd be nice.
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Oct 17, 2017
Please release Exchange on-prem versions until my retirement
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Oct 18, 2017
I wonder if an early release of Exchange 2019 is already running in O365 because Get-MoveRequestStatistics reports "TargetVersion : Version 15.20 (Build 77.0)" or "TargetVersion : Version 15.20 (Build 156.0)".
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Oct 18, 2017
Premise is an idea folks, the word is on-premises!
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Oct 20, 2017
Is there any chance that the magic (from the online service) of automatically rebalancing/redistributing mailboxes across databases will be coming to an on-prem release?
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  Oct 20, 2017
  +1
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  Oct 20, 2017
  We are running a hosting company offering Hosted Exchange, we use MachPanel for customer self service, we have option to limit number of users on particular Database or dedicate a database to a customer. Also it is easy to Move mailboxes between databases using Group Actions.

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