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A brief overview of Exchange 2019
Upgrading to Exchange Server 2019 requires the use of Windows Server 2019.
The original teething problems have been ironed out and now there is the option to install on either ‘Windows Server 2019 with Desktop Experience’ or ‘Windows Server 2019 Server Core’, with Microsoft preferring the latter, touting it as the most secure choice. Exchange Server 2019 will also be compatible with version 1809 and future updates.
Performance levels have been given a significant boost, with Exchange Server 2019 capable of using 48 processor cores and 256GB of RAM. Search functionality has also been given a makeover, powered by Bing to provide faster, more accurate results.
Dual Storage read/write capabilities with SSD technology will also enable faster-than-ever data caching to improve the user experience.These developments promise to ensure Exchange 2019 will allow increased numbers of users per server.
Administrators have been granted new calendar features, with the ability to assign delegate permissions and manage events on user accounts. There are also new restrictions on the forwarding of meeting requests.
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