What is Hosted Exchange?

[Crish Bronzs]

Hosted exchange is one kind of managed server site. Hosted exchange allows the users to collaborate and have business transaction online that could give them an easy access to transactions. Business prospers when there are consumers and online services create windows of opportunity for a higher rate of business exploits. This in turn gives way for business to prosper for the benefit of both users and the business.

[jackleinjil]

Re: What is Hosted Exchange?

Accommodation is an approach to application deployment where servers are hosted in a secure data center that meets the stringent requirements of physical security and environmental controls.

[carolynccourtney]

Re: What is Hosted Exchange?

Based on my knowledge of Hosted Exchange is one of the many types of managed servers. Hosted Exchange can help others to have a way of doing business and transact with other users with the help of managed servers.

[claydcousta]

Re: What is Hosted Exchange?

Outsourcing Microsoft Exchange does not work in all cases - if you already have a Windows server, it could be easier and cheaper to host exchange in-house.

I would only recommend the hosted exchange solution to small companies or those without the correct infrastructure.

[John23]

Re: What is Hosted Exchange?

According to me Exchange hosting is one server system, in that software will used for sending and receiving of mail. It allows communication by online or through wireless. It's main purpose is the easy access of business information.

[Jcplumbing]

Re: What is Hosted Exchange?

i think you are right
Nile Hadwards As per my knowledge a hosted exchange can improve your managed server a lot more times due to a more user friendly site. A site that has an administration that could oversee all the exchanges would further improve your hosted exchange site

[pilly2rain]

Re: What is Hosted Exchange?

It's main purpose is the easy access of business information.

[cloudcomputingcw]

Re: What is Hosted Exchange?

Microsoft Hosted Exchange is an email-based collaborative communications solution that is hosted off-site by a provider. Hosted Exchange is comprised of Microsoft Office Outlook and Managed Email service Exchange and delivers the following advantages to your organization:

Share email, calendar and contact information - always available, secure and synchronized
Easily access information anywhere from a wide variety of devices and from any location
Enjoy peace of mind knowing you have an expert managing and securing your email system

[Rishi Gupta]

Re: What is Hosted Exchange?

i think you are right
Hosted exchange is on of kind of managed server site...

[Oliver]

Re: What is Hosted Exchange?

Hosted exchange is one of the many kinds of managed servers. Hosted exchange can help other users to have a way to transact and do business with other users with the help of the managed servers.

[viajesen1]

Re: What is Hosted Exchange?

To host Microsoft Exchange, you need a server. To run Microsoft Exchange, you need an operating system. To install Microsoft Exchange, you need to hire someone. To add your employees, you have to buy licenses for each of your employees. Already you are looking at $7000 to $8000 before you send your first email. Once your server is in place, you’ll have to pay for the utilities needed to keep it up and running, including Internet bandwidth and energy costs.

[skyhostae]

hosting exchange is very good step for clients which gets lots of benefits from this methods

[Rdube123]

Hosted exchange is the email base technology provided by Microsoft in telecommunication industry from where users can exchange their data on server.

[Jerrychaffins]

According to me, Hosted Exchange is an administration in the media communications industry whereby a supplier makes a Microsoft email box and space accessible on a server so its customers can have their information on the server.

[UrsBucher]

Hello,

Microsoft created an alternative to POP3 and IMAP, as far as I understood. I found the definition on Techopedia as well. But my goal is to compare Office 365 and Hosted Exchange. Any recommendations and ideas? Thanks.