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Puh!<br />
Thanks a lot! You save the Day!
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Hy Community,<br />
we got a Server System (2008 STD) on wich we installed Exchange 2007 from the Original DVD wich was delivered within the Server System.<br />
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The System provides 28 System Accounts including the same Amount of Mailboxes.<br />
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Now the managemend Console told me that my Exchange Server was not licensed correctly.<br />
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Afer searching the Licence Keys and contact the Manufacturer i got the Information that we have made an Open Licence Contract with Microsoft and we dont need to Input Licence Keys if we installed the Echange System with the Installation Files we could Download from the Microsoft Open Licence Portal...<br />
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...now im scared! <br />
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Does anybody know whats best to do now? <br />
Deinstallation of Exchange 2007 and reinstall with the Open Licence Installation Files will give me some Days to reconfigure the Entire System!<br />
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Thanks in andvance for any advice... 
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Hy Community,
we got a Server System (2008 STD) on wich we installed Exchange 2007 from the Original DVD wich was delivered within the Server System.

The System provides 28 System Accounts including the same Amount of Mailboxes.

Now the managemend Console told me that my Exchange Server was not licensed correctly.

Afer searching the Licence Keys and contact the Manufacturer i got the Information that we have made an Open Licence Contract with Microsoft and we dont need to Input Licence Keys if we installed the Echange System with the Installation Files we could Download from the Microsoft Open Licence Portal...

...now im scared! 

Does anybody know whats best to do now? 
Deinstallation of Exchange 2007 and reinstall with the Open Licence Installation Files will give me some Days to reconfigure the Entire System!

Thanks in andvance for any advice... 

Big Problem - Licensing Mistake Exchange 2007 System

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.