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Answer» A few of the missing features that are available in Exchange Server 2003 or 2007 are:
- Storage Groups and Recovery Storage Groups are removed and the concept of mailbox database and Recovery mailbox database is available
- STM database has been removed, so it's just moved to EDB database as like exchange 2000 and the STM database concept is incorporated with EDB database
- ADMINISTRATIVE Group and Routing Groups is been completely removed. Routing Groups are replaced with Active Directory SITES and services to define organizational Sites and routing of messages to those sites
- EXOLEDB, WEBDAV, CDOEX and the Store Events are gone; exchange 2010 uses the new Exchange Web Services as the primary method to provide web services to client system
- Public Folders are still announced in a de emphasized state
- Other features like front and BACK end architecture has been removed, New Management tools EMC and Exchange Management Shell are introduced.
- Normal Permission Model is replaced with powerful or granular permission model named Role Based Access Control
A few of the missing features that are available in Exchange Server 2003 or 2007 are:
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