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Correct. After the trial has expired it still functions but you will get frequent reminders.
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Correct. After the trial has expired it still functions but you will get frequent reminders.

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Our exchange 2013 is currently running as a trial version (whilst the engineers look to get the licence information off another server so they can enter the product key). My question is... by running a trial version of 2013, are there any risks/issues? Is it a fully functional version of the software, or does it have limitations which could cause problems? What happens after the 180 days are up?
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Our exchange 2013 is currently running as a trial version (whilst the engineers look to get the licence information off another server so they can enter the product key). My question is... by running a trial version of 2013, are there any risks/issues? Is it a fully functional version of the software, or does it have limitations which could cause problems? What happens after the 180 days are up?

trial version of exchange 2013

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.