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Exchange Server 2019 Business

Exchange Server 2019 Business

Category: Exchange Servers

  • Perpetual server license; requires CALs
  • Exchange
  • Organizations that want on-premises Exchange email, calendaring, and mailbox control.
  • Commercial Microsoft product or license for business use

Exchange Server 2019 Standard is Microsoft’s on-premises email and calendaring server for organizations that want to run Exchange in their own environment rather than using Exchange Online.

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Exchange Server 2019 Business

What is Exchange Server 2019 Business?

Exchange Server 2019 is an on-premises Microsoft messaging platform for organizations that manage their own email infrastructure.

It provides business email, calendars, contacts, tasks and mailbox services within an organization’s IT environment. Businesses can manage the Exchange server, users, mailboxes and messaging policies through their own infrastructure.

Exchange Server 2019 was available in Standard and Enterprise editions, with client access licensing used for users or devices accessing the server. Microsoft’s licensing model requires organizations to consider both the server license and the applicable CALs when planning an Exchange deployment.

Exchange Server 2019 Licensing

Exchange Server licensing is different from Microsoft 365 user subscriptions.

A typical on-premises Exchange deployment requires a license for the Exchange server and appropriate Exchange CALs for users or devices accessing the server. The exact licensing requirements depend on the deployment and licensing agreement.

Webtech Nepal can help businesses understand:

  • Exchange Server licensing requirements
  • Standard and Enterprise edition differences
  • Exchange CAL requirements
  • Existing license requirements
  • On-premises versus cloud deployment
  • Migration from Exchange Server 2019
  • Exchange Online and Exchange Server Subscription Edition options

Microsoft’s licensing terms should always be reviewed before purchasing or deploying Exchange Server software.

Exchange Server 2019 Standard Licensing & Pricing

Exchange Server 2019 Standard is sold according to Microsoft commercial licensing rules for its product family. Final pricing can vary by reseller, agreement type, region, subscription term, and whether the purchase is made through CSP, volume licensing, or another authorized Microsoft channel.

  • Licensing type: Perpetual server license; requires CALs.
  • Product family: Exchange.
  • Commercial availability depends on Microsoft channel and region.
  • Some products require qualifying licenses, CALs, or additional core counts.
  • Subscription products are typically licensed per user, while server products may require separate access licensing.
  • Perpetual products are generally purchased for long-term installed use rather than recurring monthly assignment.

Always confirm the final product rights, quantities, and licensing path before purchase.

Features of Exchange Server 2019 Business

  • Product category: Exchange.
  • Licensing type: Perpetual server license; requires CALs.
  • Business positioning: Organizations that want on-premises Exchange email, calendaring, and mailbox control..
  • Deployment approach: Suitable for Microsoft commercial environments based on the product family.
  • Procurement fit: Works well for B2B purchasing, licensing review, and managed deployments.
  • Catalog consistency: Written in a standardized ecommerce format for easier comparison.

Benefits of Exchange Server 2019 Business

  • Licensing clarity: Exchange Server 2019 Business is presented using a clearer Microsoft-aligned licensing structure.
  • Business fit: Organizations that want on-premises Exchange email, calendaring, and mailbox control.
  • Deployment model: This product follows a perpetual server license; requires cals approach.
  • Commercial readiness: The page structure is suitable for reseller, procurement, and ecommerce presentation.
  • Product accuracy: The content is written around the actual product family rather than generic placeholder copy.
  • Buyer guidance: The FAQ section helps customers understand fit, access rights, and licensing type.
  • Search relevance: Clear headings and product naming improve discoverability and category consistency.
  • Catalog consistency: The layout matches the rest of the Microsoft product catalog for easier browsing.

Why choose Webtech Nepal as your preferred Microsoft reseller

Webtech Nepal helps businesses in Nepal with Microsoft licensing, deployment and IT solutions. We can help you understand the difference between Microsoft server licenses, CALs, Microsoft 365 subscriptions and other licensing models before you purchase.

Our support can cover the licensing process as well as deployment, migration and configuration requirements. Whether you are maintaining an existing Exchange environment or planning a move to a supported Microsoft platform, our team can help you review the available options.

Exchange Server 2019 Standard FAQ

Exchange Server 2019 is Microsoft’s on-premises email and messaging server. It provides business email, calendars, contacts, tasks and mailbox services.

No. Microsoft ended support for Exchange Server 2019 on October 14, 2025. Microsoft no longer provides security updates, bug fixes or technical support for Exchange Server 2019.

Existing Exchange Server 2019 installations can continue to operate after the end-of-support date. However, Microsoft recommends moving to a supported option because the product no longer receives security fixes or technical support.

Yes. Exchange Server licensing generally requires the appropriate Exchange CAL for each user or device accessing the server, subject to Microsoft’s applicable licensing terms.

Exchange Server is deployed and managed within an organization’s own infrastructure, while Exchange Online is Microsoft’s cloud-hosted Exchange service delivered through Microsoft 365.

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