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I have been reading about DAG's in exchange 2013 and just want to make sure that I have everything correct before committing to anything.<br />
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1 - You can use Standard exchange 2013<br />
2 - you can use standard server 2012<br />
3 - You only need 2 exchange licences for the 2 servers and another server without a licence to act as the witness server
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I have been reading about DAG's in exchange 2013 and just want to make sure that I have everything correct before committing to anything.


1 - You can use Standard exchange 2013
2 - you can use standard server 2012
3 - You only need 2 exchange licences for the 2 servers and another server without a licence to act as the witness server

Exchange 2013 DAG

I have been reading about DAG&#39;s in exchange 2013 and just want to make sure that I have everything correct before committing to anything.


1 - You can use Standard exchange 2013
2 - you can use standard server 2012
3 - You only need 2 exchange licences for the 2 servers and another server without a licence to act as the witness server

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.