Exchange Server 2019 vs 2016

Exchange 2019 is the latest version of Microsoft Exchange Server. There are a host of features upgraded from the previous Exchange Server versions. Here is a table of comparison between Exchange Server 2019 vs Exchange Server 2016:

Features Exchange 2019 Exchange 2016
Calendaring features
Do Not Forward
Set a meeting invitation which can’t be forwarded without permission
yes
NO
Simplified Calendar Sharing
Share your calendar from any Outlook version along with same permission options on all versions
yes
NO
Set Default End Date
The users can set a default end date instead of leaving it without end date
yes
NO
Cancel meetings using Out of Office
While setting an automatic reply, set the option to cancel meetings
yes
NO
Performance features
Installation on Windows Server 2019 Core Edition supported
yes
yes
Maximum processor count
48
24
Maximum memory
256 GB
192 GB
Optional SSD-based cache option
Super-fast cache of key data for improving end user experience
yes
NO
Technical features
Serial SATA Disk supported
yes
yes
Windows Server versions supported
2019 Core
2016
.NET versions supported
4.7.2
4.6.2
High availability DAG
yes
yes
Load balancing
Layer 4 & 7
Layer 4 & 7
Windows Management Framework version supported
WMF 5.1
WMF 5
Messaging features
Outlook Client
2013, 2016, 2019
2013, 2016
Mailbox server roles
yes
yes
All the modern browsers OWA supported
Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, Chrome, Opera are supported
yes
yes
Outlook on the Web
yes
yes
Unified Messaging
NO
yes
Search features
Search Indexes within the database
yes
NO
Search functions with Bing technology
yes
NO

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