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What's discontinued in Exchange 2013

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Applies to: Exchange Server 2013

This topic discusses the components, features, or functionality that have been removed, discontinued, or replaced in Microsoft Exchange Server 2013.

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Discontinued features from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013

This section lists the Exchange Server 2010 features that are no longer available in Exchange 2013.

Exchange 2010 Architecture

Feature Comments and mitigation
Hub Transport server role The Hub Transport server role has been replaced by Transport services which run on the Mailbox and Client Access server roles. The Mailbox server role includes the Microsoft Exchange Transport, Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Transport Delivery, and the Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Transport Submission service. The Client Access server role includes the Microsoft Exchange Frontend Transport service. For more information, see Mail flow.
Unified Messaging server role The Unified Messaging server role has been replaced by Unified Messaging services which run on the Mailbox and Client Access server roles. The Mailbox server role includes the Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging service and the Client Access server role includes the Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging Call Router service. For more information, see Voice architecture changes.

Exchange 2010 Management interfaces

Feature Comments and mitigation
Exchange Management Console and Exchange Control Panel The Exchange Management Console and the Exchange Control Panel have been replaced by the Exchange admin center (EAC). EAC uses the same virtual directory (/ecp) as the Exchange Control Panel. For more information, see Exchange admin center in Exchange 2013.

Exchange 2010 Client access

Feature Comments and mitigation
Outlook 2003 is not supported To connect Microsoft Outlook to Exchange 2013, the use of the Autodiscover service is required. However, Microsoft Outlook 2003 doesn't support the use of the Autodiscover service.
RPC/TCP access for Outlook clients In Exchange 2013, Microsoft Outlook clients can connect using Outlook Anywhere (RPC/HTTP) or MAPI over HTTP in Exchange 2013 Service Pack 1 and Outlook 2013 Service Pack 1 and later. If you have Outlook clients in your organization, using Outlook Anywhere and/or MAPI over HTTP is required. For more information, see Outlook Anywhere and MAPI over HTTP.

Exchange 2010 Outlook Web App and Outlook

Feature Comments and mitigation
Spell check Outlook Web App no longer has built-in spell check services. Instead, it uses the spell check features in your Web browsers.
Customizable filters Outlook Web App no longer has customizable filtered views and no longer supports saving filtered views to Favorites. Customizable filters have been replaced by fixed filters that can be used to view all messages, unread messages, messages sent to the user, or flagged messages.
Message flags The ability to set a custom date on a message flag isn't available in Outlook Web App. You can use Outlook to set custom dates.
Chat contact list The chat contact list that appeared in the folder list in Outlook Web App for Exchange 2010 is no longer available.
Search folders The ability for users to use Search folders isn't currently available in Outlook Web App.

Exchange 2010 Mail flow

Feature Comments and mitigation
Linked connectors The ability to link a Send connector to a Receive connector has been removed. Specifically, the LinkedReceiveConnector parameter has been removed from New-SendConnector and Set-SendConnector.

Exchange 2010 Anti-spam and anti-malware

Feature Comments and mitigation
Anti-spam agent management in the EMC In Exchange 2010, when you enabled the anti-spam agents on a Hub Transport server, you could manage the anti-spam agents in the Exchange Management Console (EMC). In Exchange 2013, when you enable the anti-spam agents on a Mailbox server, you can't manage the agents using the EAC. You can only use the Shell. For information about how to enable the anti-spam agents on a Mailbox server, see Enable anti-spam functionality on Mailbox servers.
Connection Filtering agent on Hub Transport servers In Exchange 2010, when you enabled the anti-spam agents on a Hub Transport server, the Attachment Filter agent was the only anti-spam agent that wasn't available. In Exchange 2013, when you enable the anti-spam agents on a Mailbox server, the Attachment Filter agent and the Connection Filtering agent aren't available. The Connection Filtering agent provides IP Allow List and IP Block List capabilities. For information about how to enable the anti-spam agents on a Mailbox server, see Enable anti-spam functionality on Mailbox servers.

Note: You can't enable the anti-spam agents on an Exchange 2013 Client Access server. Therefore, the only way to get the Connection Filtering agent is to install an Edge Transport server in the perimeter network. For more information, see Edge Transport servers.

Exchange 2010 Messaging policy and compliance

Feature Comments and mitigation
Managed Folders In Exchange 2010, you use managed folders for messaging retention management (MRM). In Exchange 2013, managed folders aren't supported. You must use retention policies for MRM.

Note: Cmdlets related to managed folders are still available. You can create managed folders, managed content settings and managed folder mailbox policies, and apply a managed folder mailbox policy to a user, but the MRM assistant skips processing of mailboxes that have a managed folder mailbox policy applied.
Port Managed Folder wizard In Exchange 2010, you use the Port Managed Folder wizard to create retention tags based on managed folder and managed content settings. In Exchange 2013, the Exchange admin center doesn't include this functionality. You can use the New-RetentionPolicyTag cmdlet with the ManagedFolderToUpgrade parameter to create a retention tag based on a managed folder.

Exchange 2010 Unified Messaging and voice mail

Feature Comments and mitigation
Directory lookups using Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) In Exchange 2010, Outlook Voice Access users can use speech inputs using Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) to search for users listed in the directory. Speech inputs could be also used in Outlook Voice Access to navigate menus, messages, and other options. However, even if an Outlook Voice Access user is able to use speech inputs, they have to use the telephone key pad to enter their PIN, and navigate personal options.

In Exchange 2013, authenticated and non-authenticated Outlook Voice Access users can't search for users in the directory using speech inputs or ASR in any language. However, callers that call into an auto attendant can use speech inputs in multiple languages to navigate auto attendant menus and search for users in the directory.

Exchange 2010 Tools

Feature Comments and mitigation
Exchange Best Practice Analyzer In Exchange 2010, the Exchange Best Practice Analyzer examined your Exchange deployment and determined whether the configuration was in line with Microsoft best practices. In Exchange 2013, the Exchange Best Practice Analyzer has been replaced by the Office 365 Best Practices Analyzer for Exchange Server 2013.
Mail flow troubleshooter In Exchange 2010, the mail flow troubleshooter assisted you in troubleshooting common mail flow problems. In Exchange 2013, the mail flow troubleshooter has been retired. You can now use the messaging tracking feature in EAC in Exchange 2013. For more information, see Track messages with delivery reports.
Performance monitor In Exchange 2010, the Performance Monitor was included in the Exchange toolbox to allow you to collect information about the performance of your messaging system. Performance Monitor is commonly used to view key parameters while troubleshooting performance problems. In Exchange 2013, the Performance Monitor has been retired from the toolbox. You can still find the Performance Monitor under Administrative Tools in Windows Server 2008.
Performance troubleshooter In Exchange 2013, the Performance Troubleshooter has been retired.
Routing Log Viewer In Exchange 2013, the routing log viewer has been retired.

Exchange 2010 Mailbox database copies

Feature Comments and mitigation
Update-MailboxDatabaseCopy

Update Mailbox Database Copy wizard		 Content index catalog seeding is no longer possible over the replication network; it can only be done over a MAPI network. This is true even when you use the Network parameter in the Update-MailboxDatabaseCopy cmdlet.

Discontinued features from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2013

This section lists the Exchange Server 2007 features that are no longer available in Exchange 2013.

Exchange 2007 APIs and development

Feature Comments and mitigation
Exchange WebDAV Use Exchange Web Services (EWS) or the EWS Managed API. Alternatively, you can maintain an Exchange 2007 server for mailboxes that are managed by applications that use WebDAV.

Exchange 2007 Architecture

Feature Comments and mitigation
Storage groups Exchange 2013 no longer uses the storage group construct, and instead you simply manage mailbox databases. For more information, see Manage mailbox databases in Exchange 2013.
Extensible Storage Engine (ESE) streaming backup APIs Exchange 2013 supports only Exchange-aware Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS)-based backups. Exchange 2013 does include a plug-in for Windows Server Backup that enables you to backup and restore data. For information, see Backup, restore, and disaster recovery.
User Datagram Protocol (UDP) notifications Support for User Datagram Protocol (UDP) notifications is removed from Exchange 2013. This affects the user experience when Outlook 2003 clients connect to their mailboxes on an Exchange 2013 server. For more information, see Microsoft Knowledge Base article 2009942, Folders take a long time to update when an Exchange Server 2010 user uses Outlook 2003 in online mode.

Exchange 2007 High availability

Feature Comments and mitigation
Cluster continuous replication (CCR) Exchange 2013 uses database availability groups (DAGs) and mailbox database copies. For information, see High availability and site resilience.
Local continuous replication (LCR) Exchange 2013 uses DAGs and mailbox database copies. For information, see High availability and site resilience.
Standby continuous replication (SCR) Exchange 2013 uses DAGs and mailbox database copies. For information, see High availability and site resilience.
Single copy cluster (SCC) Exchange 2013 uses DAGs and mailbox database copies. For information, see High availability and site resilience.
Setup /recoverCMS Exchange 2013 uses Setup /m:recoverServer. For information, see Recover an Exchange Server.
Clustered mailbox servers Exchange 2013 uses DAGs and mailbox database copies. For information, see High availability and site resilience.

Exchange 2007 Client access

Feature Comments and mitigation
Client authentication using Integrated Windows authentication (NTLM) for POP3 and IMAP4 users NTLM isn't supported for POP3 or IMAP4 client connectivity in Exchange 2013. Connections from POP3 or IMAP4 client programs using NTLM will fail. If you're running the RTM version of Exchange 2013, the recommended alternative to NTLM is to use Plain Text Authentication with SSL.

If you're using Exchange 2013, to use NTLM, you must retain an Exchange 2007 server in your Exchange 2013 organization.

Exchange 2007 Outlook Web App and Outlook

Feature Comments and mitigation
Document access Outlook Web App can't be used to access Microsoft SharePoint document libraries and Windows file shares.
Message flags The ability to set a custom date on a message flag isn't available in Outlook Web App 2013. You can use Outlook to set custom dates.
Spell check Outlook Web App uses the spell check features in your Web browser.
Search Folders The ability for users to use Search folders isn't currently available in Outlook Web App.
Maximum Cached Views Exchange 2007 supported modifying the maximum number of cached views per database (msExchMaxCachedViews) parameter for Outlook clients. Exchange 2013 no longer uses this parameter.
Feature Comments and mitigation
Export-Mailbox and Import-Mailbox cmdlets In Exchange 2013, use export requests or import requests. For more information, see Mailbox import and export requests.
Move-Mailbox cmdlet set In Exchange 2013, use move requests to move mailboxes. For information, see Mailbox moves in Exchange 2013.
ISInteg In Exchange 2013, use New-MailboxRepairRequest.

Exchange 2007 Messaging policy and compliance

Feature Comments and mitigation
Managed Folders In Exchange 2007, you use managed folders for messaging retention management (MRM). In Exchange 2013, managed folders aren't supported. You must use retention policies for MRM.

Note: Cmdlets related to managed folders are still available. You can create managed folders, managed content settings and managed folder mailbox policies, and apply a managed folder mailbox policy to a user, but the MRM assistant skips processing of mailboxes that have a managed folder mailbox policy applied.

Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging and voice mail

Feature Comments and mitigation
Directory lookups using Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) for Outlook Voice Access In Exchange 2007, Outlook Voice Access users can use speech inputs using Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) in English (US) - (en-US) to search for users listed in the directory. Speech inputs could be also used in Outlook Voice Access to navigate menus, messages, and other options. However, even if an Outlook Voice Access user is able to use speech inputs, they have to use the telephone key pad to enter their PIN, and navigate personal options.

In Exchange 2013, authenticated and non-authenticated Outlook Voice Access users can't search for users in the directory using speech inputs or ASR in any language. However, callers that call into an auto attendant can use speech inputs in multiple languages to navigate auto attendant menus and search for users in the directory.