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Windows Server 2008 or higher Forest Functional Mode and Domain Functional Modeīefore attempting to install it’s important to know that Exchange Server 2016 will only support coexistence with Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 3 with Rollup Update 11 and Exchange Server 2013 with Cumulative Update 10.

Windows Server 2008 or later Active Directory servers.

Unified Communications Managed API 4.0 Core Runtime 64 bitįrom an Active Directory perspective, Exchange Server 2016 requires:.

Windows Management Framework 4.0 or later.

The operating system itself will require the following pre-requisites software and features installed:

Windows Server 2016 operating systems (due for release 1st quarter of 2016).

Exchange Server 2016 is only supported on the following operating systems: Getting ready for Exchange Server 2016 There are some pre-requisites for existing on premise deployments to ensure their environments are suitable to have Exchange Server 2016 installed into. Having said that, Exchange administrators running 3rd party applications on their Exchange Servers should always fully test these applications first with any new version of Exchange. This trend is no longer the case as Office 365 customers have been utilizing Exchange online for many months which already include the Exchange Server 2016 enhancements which have now been fully tested and refined where required for Exchange Server 2016 on premise deployments. Traditionally, Exchange administrators adopt the best practice of deploying into their test labs, waiting for Microsoft to iron out all the bugs and the release of Service Packs before installing into their production environments.

Whilst this release doesn’t have any ground breaking enhancements there are still many reasons to upgrade which I’ll provide details of in this article. 42, was officially released on 1st October 2015 building upon and improving the architecture introduced with Exchange Server 2013.