Hi,
If Exchange Server is not used for your SBS environment, you can safely disable them manually.
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Running an old SBS 2011 box.
It doesn't serve much purpose other than handling DNS, DHCP, a few network printers and a few shared drives. It DOES NOT host Exchange.
However, in looking at some of the services running this morning -- there are roughly 20+ Microsoft Exchange services "Started".
So a few questions:
Should these services be running or "Started" even though it's not hosting Exchange?
Can they be set to "Disabled" without any ill-effect to other server functions?
TechNet forum original post link:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/154c5064-f09c-44a1-8b49-6411f6402b12/exchange-services-should-they-be-running?forum=smallbusinessserver2011essentials
Hi,
If Exchange Server is not used for your SBS environment, you can safely disable them manually.