Microsoft offers free Exchange Server 2007 trial

Microsoft announced on Thursday a free trial of Exchange Server 2007, its e-mail, calendaring and messaging platform. Under the trial, which will be hosted by Unisys, users will get a preview of Exchange Server 2007's new security and mobility features.

Users will be able to access their e-mail, voice mail, calendars and contacts via PC, the Web or mobile phones. New security features include antispam and antivirus tools, and technology designed to ensure secure communications.

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HEAVY Hardware Requirements
by Stating April 20, 2007 7:58 AM PDT
Take a look at Exchange 7's hardware requirements. You need a 64 bit CPU and 2 gig of ram. That is Microsoft's definition of free. Free software but you spend a ton of money on hardware.
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