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What version of Exchange 2010 do I need? Enterprise or Standard?

Name: Velocity Technologies
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Published 2010-01-27 • Blog, Exchange

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Feature	Standard Server Edition	Enterprise Server Edition
Mailbox Databases	1-5 databases	6-100 databases
Roles Based Access & Control	Yes	Yes
Transport Resiliency	Yes	Yes
Remote PowerShell	Yes	Yes
Online Move Mailbox	Yes	Yes
Web-based administration	Yes	Yes
Mailbox Resiliency	Yes	Yes

\nKeep in mind you also need client access licenses or CAL's. They are sold in standard and enterprise edition. The enterprise however is just an add-on to the standard license. So for one enterprise user you must have a standard CAL and enterprise CAL. The main difference between the two is unified messaging which enterprise gives you the rights to.

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