Published: June 2, 2003
Compare the features included in Exchange 2000 Server Standard Edition and Exchange 2000 Server Enterprise Edition.
Low Cost-of-Ownership Messaging and Collaboration
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Enterprise Server
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Standard Server
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Clustering
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Distributed Services ("Front-end/Back-end Servers")
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X.400
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Storage Groups
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Unlimited Data Store
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Microsoft Active Directory Integration
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Active Directory Connector
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Internet Information Services (IIS) Integration
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Fault-Tolerant Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) Message Routing
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Native Internet Mail Content
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Single-Seat Administration with Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
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Extensible Management Interface
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Policy-based Administration
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System Monitoring Using Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
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Windows 2000 Security
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Item Level Security
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Value-Added Collaborative Solutions
Reliable Communication
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Enterprise Server
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Standard Server
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Enhanced Chat Services
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Enhanced Microsoft Outlook Web Access
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URL Addressing
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Unified Messaging Platform
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Instant Messaging
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Presence Information
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Related Links
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Benefits of Upgrading to Exchange Server 2003
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Exchange Server 2003 Features Comparison