What is difference between exchange 2003 standard &
Enterprise Edition.
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Answer Posted / muthiah nagarajan
Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition
Exchange 2003 Standard Edition is designed to meet the
messaging and collaboration requirements of small and
medium corporations and for specific messaging server roles
or branch offices.
• One storage group can be created on a server
• One mailbox store database and one public folder
store database that can be accessed by using MAPI and
Outlook Web Access
• Up to four more public folder store databases that
are accessible only programmatically
• Maximum 16-gigabyte (GB) database limit per
database (75 GB with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Service
Pack 2)
• Exchange clustering is not supported
• X.400 connector is not included
Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition
Exchange 2003 Enterprise Edition is designed for large
enterprise corporations. With Exchange 2003 Enterprise
Edition, you can create multiple storage groups and
multiple databases. Exchange 2003 Enterprise Edition
provides an unlimited message store that removes the
constraints on how much data a single server can manage.
• Four storage groups
• Five databases per storage group
• 16 terabyte database limit, limited only by
hardware
• Exchange clustering is supported
• X.400 connector is included
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