Hi,

We are planning to setup a exchange 2007 envirionment for users around 300.

Exchange 2007 with SCR cluster and with four roles ( No edge transport role).

I have below queries ..... please some one clarify the same...

Do we require two Exchange 2007 Licenses for SCR two node cluster on one
will be sufficiaent? and do we need seprate licenses for all roles if they
are set up on different servers?

and also let me know can I setup Client access role and Hub transport role
on SCR cluster nodes or we have to go with seperate servers?

Thanks in advance.

Re: Exchange 2007 licenses info by Mark

Mark
Mon Mar 10 07:00:54 CDT 2008

On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 02:14:01 -0700, jagan
<jagan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>We are planning to setup a exchange 2007 envirionment for users around 300.
>
>Exchange 2007 with SCR cluster and with four roles ( No edge transport role).
>
>I have below queries ..... please some one clarify the same...
>
>Do we require two Exchange 2007 Licenses for SCR two node cluster on one
>will be sufficiaent? and do we need seprate licenses for all roles if they
>are set up on different servers?
>
>and also let me know can I setup Client access role and Hub transport role
>on SCR cluster nodes or we have to go with seperate servers?
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
Whilst you should never ask licensing questions in these forums
because they're not official and you can't point an auditor to any
answer you get here.......

The SCR isn't a cluster. The SCR target can run as an independent mail
server in its own right as well as being a replication target so you'd
certainly (within a roomfull of caveats and ifs and buts) need a
licence.

If you put the CAS, HT and MB roles on three bits of tin you do need
three server licences (again, caveats and ifs and buts)

It's irrelevant whether a server is an SCR target or not. You install
the CAS and HT roles in the normal way, GUI or PowerShell.

Go and talk to a real, live licensing person and get a written answer
about the number of server product licenses you need.