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Get-ExchangeServerAccessLicense with this command display below info. Product Name License Name Unit Label Get-ExchangeServer ExServer01 | Format-Table Edition,Trial Mailbox Server Name Edition. wants to know the expiry date Thanks in Advance
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Product Name License Name Unit Label Mailbox Server Name Edition.
Hi @Mohammed Salem ,
I understand that you're looking to check the expiration date of your Exchange Server 2019 license.
The good news is that Exchange Server, including Exchange Server 2019, has a perpetual license, which means that your license doesn't have an expiration date. However, it's worth noting that the trial version of Exchange Server is only valid for 180 days. If you plan on using the server for more than 180 days, you will need to enter a product key. Otherwise, the Exchange admin center (EAC) will start displaying reminders to enter a product key to license the server. To check the licensing status of a specific Exchange server, run the following command in the Exchange Management Shell: Get-ExchangeServer Ex19 | Format-Table Edition,Trial
This command will display the version and trial status of the Exchange server.
Alternatively, you could use the command Get-ExchangeServer -Identity EX19 | Format-List to retrieve details about the Exchange server named EX19.
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