Microsoft Exchange Reviews

My primary use case is for migrations, setting up hybrid identities, and integrating with other systems, for example, SharePoint.

Exchange has helped us with encryption.

Exchange has all the calibration features you need.

One thing for improvement would be to have an offline version of Exchange available for use if our connection goes down.

I've been using this solution for fifteen to sixteen years.

This product is stable.

Exchange is scalable.

I would give this solution a rating of nine out of ten.

Microsoft Exchange is an email platform.

I am quite happy with this solution.

While this solution is cost-effective, in general, the price could be better. If it was the same product, and slightly cheaper, that would be amazing.

I have been working with Microsoft Exchange for 15 years.

Historically, this solution was on-premises, and now it is cloud-based.

We have no issues with the stability of Microsoft Exchange.

This is a highly scalable email platform.

We support 15,000 end-users for many different companies.

Support is very good.

The initial setup is straightforward.

Microsoft Exchange is a very well-priced solution.

Depending on their use case, they can purchase a variety of licenses.

I would definitely recommend this solution.

I would rate Microsoft Exchange a ten out of ten.

I believe I had used my previous version in 2010 or 2016. Subsequently, more people switched to Office 365, Exchange Online. 

Microsoft Exchange is exclusively an email solution and this is what we use it for. 

The performance is good.

The solution should be easier to deploy. 

I have used Microsoft Exchange for a couple of years. I'm now using Office 365, Exchange Online.

The solution is stable. 

The solution can scale up to whatever number of users one desires. This depends on one's infrastructure.

The solution is scalable. 

The technical support is fine. 

The deployment could be easier. 

I believe the installation lasted a couple of hours. However, further integration takes time and this can vary with the additional features one wants, customization which is based on the ETA, the rules and one's desire to make the solution visible to others. 

Once the solution is wholly deployed, there is not much need for further intervention. 

We pay for the license annually. We could take advantage of it throughout the course of the year, although it is now online, meaning subscription-based, by which the person can receive all the bookings, save for the mailing system. 

I'm currently using Office 365, Exchange Online.

The solution can scale up to whatever number of users one desires. This is wholly dependent on one's infrastructure.

We have approximately eight to ten thousand users making use of it in our organization. 

I would recommend the solution to others. People are gravitating towards it. 

I rate Microsoft Exchange as a seven out of ten. 

Microsoft Exchange can be used as an email service.

We would prefer to be able to manage the solution on the cloud.

I have been using Microsoft Exchange for approximately eight years.

I have found Microsoft Exchange to be stable.

Microsoft Exchange is scalable.

We have 600 users using this solution in our organization.

Microsoft has a very good support team.

We did the implementation ourselves.

I rate Microsoft Exchange a six out of ten.

All of Exchange's features are valuable. For example, we can configure the MAPI profile, IM profile, or mobile profile. 

Microsoft Exchange needs to improve how it handles and assigns policy and security.

I have been working with Exchange for the last 10 years.

The product is absolutely stable.

I think Exchange is somewhat scalable, but not exactly. For example, if we ever need to update our server, we have to create another server and migrate the mailboxes from one server to another. So, it's only somewhat scalable, not fully.

We are getting good technical support. We have an in-house support person, so we don't need any technical support most of the time. 

It's easy. Easy to use. Not complex.

It's reasonable. It's an affordable price.

I rate Microsoft Exchange nine out of 10. It's a good product that you can either implement on-premises or on the cloud. 

It's a very user-friendly application. The mail server is also valuable when compared to other services like SquirrelMail.

From a security point of view, Microsoft should enhance the new features. Technical support could also be better.

I have been working with Microsoft Exchange for about three or four years.

Exchange is a very good Microsoft product, and it's very stable. It's rare to face issues like mailboxes, but troubleshooting is very easy.

From a security point of view, Microsoft Edge's role is very good. This is because the Edge server is not part of an internal network. If there's a vector attack on Exchange, it will affect only the internal Exchange Edge server and not our private network or DMZ.

This product is reliable and very scalable. We have almost 5,000 users at the moment.

Technical support is average at best. Many times Microsoft engineers took a long time to support us after we logged a case. 

Microsoft Exchange is for any company with 400 to 500 people, but a mid-size company can also use this product. It's not very costly for them. The alternative many companies are using is Gmail desktop services with about 100 users. I don't know about the quantity, but many companies are using Gmail as a free service because they don't want to invest in other products like Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft Office 365.

On a scale from one to ten, I would give Microsoft Exchange a nine.

We use Microsoft Exchange Server for the users in our company.

We have found it to be a stable solution. It is scalable and easy to install.

I think it could be more scalable.

Microsoft Exchange is stable.

It is scalable. We currently have 2000 users.

It's easy to install and took about three to four hours.

We were able to install it ourselves. A team of three handled the installation and maintenance.

On a scale from one to ten, I would rate Microsoft Exchange at ten.

It is easy to install. A team of three people were able to handle the installation and maintenance. 

We use Exchange for email services and collaboration services.

It's an excellent product from Microsoft. It provides more flexibility to the end-users. As it's connected with Teams, it also enables collaboration. You can share documents through emails and more. There are lots of features, and it's very user-friendly.

From a security perspective, Microsft Exchange can be improved. All that needs to be added is security, but that's an internal hierarchical problem from the product itself and not the end-users.

I have been using Microsoft Exchange for about ten years.

There are some limitations when it comes to scalability, but Microsoft always continues to improve it. Now I'm serving more than 2,000 users, and I think my company serves about 10,000 users.

Technical support is good.

The initial setup is straightforward for the small use cases. Each case is different, but for the most part, it's almost straightforward. 

Microsoft doesn't have a unit price, it's based on the quantity, and they offer great discounts.

I would advise potential users to go with Exchange. Exchange Online is also very similar to Office 365.

On a scale from one to ten, I would give Microsoft Exchange a nine.