Microsoft Exchange Server 2000

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Exchange 2000 Server, seamlessly integrated with the Microsoft Windows® 2000 operating system, is designed to meet the messaging and collaboration needs for businesses of all sizes. Together with its client software, Microsoft Outlook® 2000, Exchange provides a highly reliable, scalable, and easy to manage messaging and collaboration infrastructure.

Features

	Product Type	Software
	Distribution Media/Method	CD-ROM
	Manufacturer Part Number	312-01308
	Manufacturer	Microsoft Corporation
	Product Name	Exchange Server 2000
	Package Type	Retail
	Brand Name	Microsoft
	License Pricing	Standard
	License Type	Complete Product
	License Quantity	5 Client
	Compatibility	PC
	Platform Supported	PC
	Features	Active Directory Connector Native Internet mail Content Distributed Services SMTP Routing System Monitoring Using Windows Instrumentation Windows 2000 Access Control Lists Microsoft Management Console (MMC) Integration: Administration of Exchange becomes easier through integration with the familiar, single-seat management interface of MMC in Windows 2000. Policies: Policies provide a powerful and flexible means of changing administrative options across a set of objects, for example, user mailboxes, servers, and public folders, in a single operation. Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) for Exchange Management: CDO for Exchange Management is a comprehensive programming interface for building customized management applications that can perform a wide variety of management tasks. Installable File System (IFS): Exchange 2000 provides an installable file system, allowing seamless integration between Exchange-based data and the Windows file system Content Indexing and Search: Built-in indexing and search enables high speed, accurate full text searches across a diverse set of information types, such as e-mail messages, Web content and Office documents. Web Application Hosting: Through the tight integration of' Exchange 2000 and Internet Information Services, developers can host both their Web applications and application content from a single location in Exchange 2000. This integration allows developers to leverage the same security, programming, replication and backup/restore of both their data and application. HTTP and XML Support: Exchange 2000 uses HTTP to allow Web-based access to all data within Exchange 2000 and Extensible Markup Language (XML) for the native representation of data. OLE DB and ADO Integration: Exchange 2000 uses HTTP to allow Web-based access to all data within Exchange 2000 and Extensible Markup Language (XML) for the native representation of data. Audio and Video Conferencing: Exchange 2000 offers full multi-party audio and video conferencing using IP-based multicast technology that is ideally suited to enterprise usage. Graphical Workflow Layout: Workflow Designer for Exchange 2000 provides a graphical modeling tool for developers to model and implement their workflow solutions. Using this tool, developers can create new workflow solutions or can add workflow to existing applications. Windows Explorer and Windows 32-bit Applications: Information stored in Exchange 2000, such as e-mail messages, documents, Web content, and applications can be accessed using the Windows Explorer or any Windows 32-bit application. Presence Information: Exchange 2000 enables knowledge workers to see presence information (similar to the "buddy list" concept on the Internet) for co-workers indicating whether the user is online, out of the office or busy. Instant Messaging: Users of Exchange can send spontaneous, urgent communications that appear on another user's screen, opening up new avenues for team collaboration and business responsiveness. Outlook 2000 Conferencing Integration: Users can take advantage of Outlook 2000 to schedule real-time conferences the same way they schedule ordinary meetings: select the attendees and a virtual meeting place, and the conferencing server handles the rest. They can also schedule meetings using Outlook Web Access. Data Conferencing: Exchange 2000 provides multipoint data conferencing to enable groups of people to communicate and collaborate in real time over the Internet or corporate intranet. Services include desktop sharing, application sharing, text discussion, whiteboard capabilities,
	Language Supported	English
	Software Name	Exchange Server 2000
	Software Sub Type	Mail Server
	Software Main Type	Network & Communication

Tech Specs

	Product Type	Software
	Distribution Media/Method	CD-ROM
	Manufacturer Part Number	312-01308
	Manufacturer Website Address	www.microsoft.com
	Manufacturer	Microsoft Corporation
	Product Name	Exchange Server 2000
	Package Type	Retail
	Brand Name	Microsoft
	License Pricing	Standard
	License Type	Complete Product
	License Quantity	5 Client
	Compatibility	PC
	System Requirements	Computer/Processor: Pentium-compatible 133 MHz processor or higher Memory: 128 MB of RAM (256 MB recommended) Drive: CD-ROM drive Display: VGA monitor Operating System: Windows 2000 Server operating system Hard Disk: 500 MB of free disk space on the disk drive where you install Exchange 2000 200 MB of free disk space on the system drive
	Platform Support	PC
	Features	Active Directory Connector Native Internet mail Content Distributed Services SMTP Routing System Monitoring Using Windows Instrumentation Windows 2000 Access Control Lists Microsoft Management Console (MMC) Integration: Administration of Exchange becomes easier through integration with the familiar, single-seat management interface of MMC in Windows 2000. Policies: Policies provide a powerful and flexible means of changing administrative options across a set of objects, for example, user mailboxes, servers, and public folders, in a single operation. Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) for Exchange Management: CDO for Exchange Management is a comprehensive programming interface for building customized management applications that can perform a wide variety of management tasks. Installable File System (IFS): Exchange 2000 provides an installable file system, allowing seamless integration between Exchange-based data and the Windows file system Content Indexing and Search: Built-in indexing and search enables high speed, accurate full text searches across a diverse set of information types, such as e-mail messages, Web content and Office documents. Web Application Hosting: Through the tight integration of' Exchange 2000 and Internet Information Services, developers can host both their Web applications and application content from a single location in Exchange 2000. This integration allows developers to leverage the same security, programming, replication and backup/restore of both their data and application. HTTP and XML Support: Exchange 2000 uses HTTP to allow Web-based access to all data within Exchange 2000 and Extensible Markup Language (XML) for the native representation of data. OLE DB and ADO Integration: Exchange 2000 uses HTTP to allow Web-based access to all data within Exchange 2000 and Extensible Markup Language (XML) for the native representation of data. Audio and Video Conferencing: Exchange 2000 offers full multi-party audio and video conferencing using IP-based multicast technology that is ideally suited to enterprise usage. Graphical Workflow Layout: Workflow Designer for Exchange 2000 provides a graphical modeling tool for developers to model and implement their workflow solutions. Using this tool, developers can create new workflow solutions or can add workflow to existing applications. Windows Explorer and Windows 32-bit Applications: Information stored in Exchange 2000, such as e-mail messages, documents, Web content, and applications can be accessed using the Windows Explorer or any Windows 32-bit application. Presence Information: Exchange 2000 enables knowledge workers to see presence information (similar to the "buddy list" concept on the Internet) for co-workers indicating whether the user is online, out of the office or busy. Instant Messaging: Users of Exchange can send spontaneous, urgent communications that appear on another user's screen, opening up new avenues for team collaboration and business responsiveness. Outlook 2000 Conferencing Integration: Users can take advantage of Outlook 2000 to schedule real-time conferences the same way they schedule ordinary meetings: select the attendees and a virtual meeting place, and the conferencing server handles the rest. They can also schedule meetings using Outlook Web Access. Data Conferencing: Exchange 2000 provides multipoint data conferencing to enable groups of people to communicate and collaborate in real time over the Internet or corporate intranet. Services include desktop sharing, application sharing, text discussion, whiteboard capabilities,
	Language Support	English
	Software Name	Exchange Server 2000
	Software Sub Type	Mail Server
	Software Main Type	Network & Communication

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