Microsoft Exchange

Exchange Standard SAL license with Software Assurance
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Microsoft

About this software

A Microsoft licensing package that provides Subscriber Access Licenses (SAL) for Exchange Server Standard under the Service Provider License Agreement (SPLA). The offering includes Software Assurance and is intended for hosting providers to license subscriber access to hosted Exchange mailboxes through Microsoft volume or SPLA channels. Documentation and licensing terms are provided by Microsoft licensing resources.

Licenses & prices

Enterprise

Enterprise edition supports larger mailbox databases and advanced high-availability features for on-premises Microsoft Exchange deployments.

Standard

Standard edition provides core on-premises Exchange server functionality with limits on the number of mailbox databases.

Plan 1

Exchange Online Plan 1 provides a 50GB mailbox with web access, calendaring, and basic anti-malware protection.

Plan 2

Exchange Online Plan 2 includes larger mailboxes, unlimited online archiving, litigation hold, and advanced eDiscovery capabilities.

Exchange online archiving for exchange online

Cloud archive add-on for Exchange Online that provides users with online archival mailboxes and eDiscovery search.

Exchange online archiving for exchange server

Cloud archive service for on-premises Exchange Server enabling user archive mailboxes and centralized eDiscovery.

Exchange online protection

Cloud-based email filtering service that provides anti-spam, anti-malware protection, and basic policy-based message filtering for Exchange.

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Benefits

  • Hosted user access: Grants hosted users legal access to Exchange Server Standard.
  • Software Assurance included: Provides Software Assurance benefits including upgrade rights and support resources.
  • SPLA licensing model: Licensed for service providers offering hosted Exchange to customers.
  • Volume licensing delivery: Distributed through Microsoft's volume and service-provider licensing channels.
  • All-language packaging: AllLng denotes multilingual package availability for supported Exchange languages.

Available languages

  • English
  • Spanish
  • French
  • German
  • & more supported languages

Support information

  • Microsoft licensing documentation: Official licensing guides explain SPLA and Exchange licensing terms and requirements.
  • License management portals: Microsoft portals provide license management and entitlement resources for customers and partners.
  • Software Assurance resources: Software Assurance benefits and documentation are detailed on Microsoft's licensing site.
  • Partner and reseller support: Authorized partners and resellers can assist with purchasing and licensing questions.
  • Technical documentation: Exchange deployment and configuration guidance is available on Microsoft Docs.

Frequently asked questions

What is Microsoft Exchange used for?
Microsoft Exchange is an enterprise mail and calendaring server that manages business email, calendars, contacts, and scheduling across user mailboxes.
How does Microsoft Exchange connect with email clients and mobile devices?
Exchange provides synchronization for desktop and mobile clients, enabling access to email, calendars, contacts, and tasks through native client protocols and client integrations.
Can Microsoft Exchange be deployed on-premises or hosted externally?
Exchange supports deployment on organization-owned servers or as hosted services, allowing flexibility in infrastructure location while maintaining centralized mail and policy management.
What administrative controls does Microsoft Exchange provide?
Administrators can manage mailboxes, distribution lists, access permissions, retention settings, and system monitoring through centralized management tools and consoles.
How does Microsoft Exchange address security and compliance needs?
Exchange includes controls for access management, message encryption in transit, auditing, and policy enforcement to support regulatory and internal compliance requirements.