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How can I determine whether my server is running Exchange Server 2003, Standard Edition, or Exchange 2003, Enterprise Edition?

28 Dec

If you have more than one storage group (SG), more than one message database, or if your database is greater than 16GB, you have Exchange 2003 Enterprise.

Another way to verify your Exchange Server edition is to open the Exchange Server Setup Progress.log file, which is located on the root of your system drive. Search for one of the following entries:

[16:53:50] Setup configuration information: — ID:xxxxx –
[16:53:50] This is a(n) Standard version of Microsoft Exchange Server
– ID:xxxxx–

or

[16:53:50] Setup configuration information: — ID:62227 –
[16:53:50] This is a(n) Enterprise version of Microsoft Exchange Server
– ID:62232 –

 
2 Comments

Posted by on December 28, 2004 in Exchange, General

 

2 Responses to How can I determine whether my server is running Exchange Server 2003, Standard Edition, or Exchange 2003, Enterprise Edition?

  1. Anonymous

    December 3, 2005 at 11:59 am

    Service Pack 2 for Exchange increases the database limit to 75GB. A definite improvement on the previous 16GB limit.

    Nice knowlegde base, I’ve recently started one at http://www.benchristian.com.

     
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