Answer Posted / saif ali khan

Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition

One storage group can be created on a server
2 Databases - One mailbox store database and one public
folder store database that can be accessed by using MAPI
and Outlook Web Access. However, you can create upto 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
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

Inform the features that are not available on owa 2013?

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What microsoft tries to focus to deliver on exchange server 2010?

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Can I use exchange 2003s owa to access a mailbox on an exchange 5.5 or exchange 2000 server?

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How do I restrict users from creating top-level folders?

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What is the oma?

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Explain the change in outlook client connection behaviour when compared with exchange 2010?

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Can I deploy oma in a mixed environment?

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What are new options included in exchange 2013 related with high availability and site resilience?

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Can I install exchange 2003 on windows 2000 server?

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Under exchange 5.5 I could not restore a single mailbox without 3rd party products. With exchange 2003, is it any easier to restore a single mailbox or back up asingle mailbox?

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What’s new in anywhere access?

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Explain how do I disable potions of the owa interface?

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Explain the mixed mode exchange environment?

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What are the types of active directory deployment that server supported in exchange server 2010 deployment?

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Can I view the queues on a per server basis?

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