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Microsoft Exchange Server 2003

What is it ?

Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 delivers a reliable, scalable, and manageable
messaging and collaboration solution with a low total cost of
ownership. It supports a wide range of collaborative activities, including
group scheduling capabilities, discussion groups, and team folders, and
it provides access to information across geographic, organizational, and
technological barriers.
Overview of Exchange Server 2003
Exchange Server 2003 delivers breakthrough advances in information
worker productivity and network performance.
Who benefits from these advances?
• Information workers get their work done more quickly because
Exchange Server 2003 and Outlook 2003 work together to deliver
consistently efficient access to personal business information
independent of network characteristics. Information workers rely on
Outlook Web Access to reach their personal business information from
any computer connected to the Internet.With Exchange Server 2003,
Outlook Web Access now features a UI very similar to that found in
Outlook 2003, providing users with a consistent experience whether
they are connecting from their desktop computer or a kiosk at an

airport. In addition to improvements in the areas of security and
performance, Outlook Web Access supports more Outlook functionality,
including spell checking, task management, and anti-spam protection.
• Information technology (IT) managers appreciate advances in administration,
security, scalability, reliability, and built-in support
for mobile computing that both lower the costs of managing an
Exchange-based communications infrastructure and make it easier
to deliver mission-critical messaging services.
Outlook Mobile Access in Exchange 2003
Originally in Mobile Information Server 2002, Outlook Mobile Access
has been enhanced in Exchange 2003:
More protocols. In addition to supporting Wireless Application Protocol
(WAP) 2.x and XHTML browser–based devices, Outlook Mobile Access
now supports full HTML browsers as well as i-Mode devices such as
mobile phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs).
Lower cost of ownership. Because of the built-in mobile functionality,
a separate server is no longer required, thus reducing deployment complexity
and licensing requirements.

What are the benefits of Microsoft Exchange 2003

• Best Economics for Messaging & Collaboration through increased reliability, administrative productivity, scalability, and third-party support.

Connected through Outlook 2003, Outlook Web Access, Outlook Mobile Access, users are given flexibility to communicate when and where they need it the most.
• Dependability is built in with new performance and reliability features, and improved tools for management and deployment.

Immediate increase in user productivity. Improvements in the next version of Microsoft Office Outlook and Outlook Web Access offer:
• Faster e-mail access and an intuitive user interface.
• Greatly improved Outlook and Outlook Web Access performance that enables high productivity for mobile workers connecting
over slow, latent, inconsistent network connections such as General Packet Radio Service (GPRS), 1xRTT, and dial-up connections.
• Secure Internet access from Outlook that reduces the need for a virtual private network (VPN) connection when used with Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and that enables single-URL access for Outlook, Outlook Web Access, and mobile devices.
• Increased productivity for IT staff. Administrators can save time and increase productivity with instantaneous, online snapshot and backup of Exchange databases and storage groups with Windows Server 2003 Volume Shadow Copy service and Exchange 2003.
Reduced cost. Exchange 2003 offers better server consolidation with more mailboxes per server for Exchange 5.5 users as well as:
• Increased performance between Outlook clients and Exchange 2003 increases productivity and enables Exchange mailbox server consolidation scenarios. Support for four-node and eight-node clusters when used with Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition or Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition.
• Improved performance on replication traffic when used with Windows Server 2003.
Anytime, anywhere access. Step into the age of the wall-less office with:
• Built-in remote synchronization support for Windows-powered mobile devices such as Pocket PC, Pocket PC Phone Edition, and Microsoft Windows–powered Smartphones xHTML (WAP 2.x), cHTML, and HTML browser-based devices and mobile devices that can securely browse Exchange 2003 mailboxes.• Ubiquitous client access using a single URL for all external client types such as Outlook, Outlook Web Access,
and mobile devices.

Microsoft Exchage server 2003 Editions

Exchange 2003 Standard Edition is designed to meet the messaging and collaboration needs of small and medium-size corporations.With Exchange 2003 Standard Edition, you get:
• The flexibility to be configured as a Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access front-end server
• 16-gigabyte (GB) data storage maximum
• Recovery Storage Group

Exchange 2003 Enterprise Edition is designed for large enterprise corporations and enables you to create multiple storage groups and multiple databases. Exchange 2003 Enterprise Edition provides an unlimited message store that removes the constraints on the amount of data that a single server can manage. With Exchange 2003 Enterprise Edition, you get:
• All the features and products included in Exchange 2003 Standard Edition
• Database size limited only by your hardware (with a maximum size of 16 terabytes)
• Multiple databases per server
• Clustering support for four nodes on Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server or eight nodes on
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition

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