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Q. Do I need an Exchange Server license for my passive cluster continuous replication (CCR) node and standby continuous replication (SCR) server?
John Savill
May 1, 2009
1 Min Read
A. Yes. In a two-node Exchange 2007 CCR cluster, both nodes require Exchange 2007 Enterprise licenses. An SCR server also needs an Exchange server license, but you can use standard edition if you have five or fewer storage groups to replicate to the SCR (even from a CCR source). If you have more than five storage groups on the SCR, you need Enterprise.
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