The initial setup of Microsoft Exchange Online is very simple.

The solution is cloud-based and accessed via a website so there is no setup. You just point to the URL, provide any extensions, and log in to the solution. 

I cannot comment on the initial setup as a third party did it for us.

The setup was straightforward for me, and the interface design is user-friendly. I've managed it for quite some time without significant challenges. On the rare occasions when issues arise, Microsoft support has been helpful.

Installation is easy. 

For installation, we have only two admins that can work on this solution.

The initial setup takes two to four weeks. It's pretty straightforward. We take each domain and consolidate everything on the exchange. We can migrate everything in one go, and usually, we migrate each company each week and migrate one by one, so that end users are not disturbed. 

The initial setup was straightforward. It took a few minutes to deploy the solution. Three persons are required for deployment and maintenance.

The solution is very easy to set up. We just have to enter the username and password and start using it. We can deploy emails to end users within five to ten minutes. The product is cloud-based.

The installation was all done online. I subscribed, received a link, and installed the application. It is not an online version, but it is online in a browser. 

As it was not installed with a disc, I consider it online. I subscribed to Office 365 or 360, and then I received links to install all of the available applications. They are on my machine, but they were not purchased at a computer store.

I rate the initial setup process an eight out of ten. It takes around a couple of weeks for complete deployment.

The initial setup is quite straightforward and not overly complex

We don't have to do any setup. We just have to log in and start using it. Since it's cloud-based there is no configuration necessary.

We have three people who are able to deploy and manage the solution.

The solution’s initial setup is straightforward.

The setup was not difficult. We created a domain and implemented it with the help of a third-party company that is a partner with Microsoft. I do the annual renewal of our licensees. We have moved from enterprise licenses to educational licenses. Educational licenses have certain benefits and discounts.

The solution’s initial setup is straightforward.

The setup is pretty straightforward. It's not overly complex. It just took about an hour to set up everything. We simply had to go through some documentation. After we did that, it was very easy.

We have two administrators that can handle the management. They are global Microsoft admins. We also have an Exchange admin specifically. 

The initial setup is straightforward.

The deployment takes some time because it is complex.

We required 14 people for the deployment.

The initial setup is straightforward.

The initial setup of the cloud version is similar to the on-premise version. You can have a straightforward or semi-complex deployment. Cloud deployments do not become as complex as the on-premise version, but they can, depending on how it is used. 

The deployment of the solution only takes five minutes. It is very useful when deploying from scratch. As soon as you have the domain up and running it is complete and ready to go.

The initial setup was complex and took us around two weeks. We deployed in-house; it's in the cloud so there's no maintenance required. 

The product's initial setup phase was straightforward.

The solution can be deployed in a week.

My company requires people with some IT knowledge to handle the product's deployment and maintenance processes.

I took part in the implementation process. The initial setup is pretty straightforward and simple. 

The deployment didn't take more than an hour. 

We have two administrators that are global admins. We have one admin that is specifically for Exchange. 

The initial setup is very straightforward. It only took a few hours to deploy.

The solution’s initial setup is really easy.

I would rate the initial setup a 10, on a scale of one to 10, with one being very complex and 10 being very straightforward. It was really straightforward.

Microsoft Exchange Online is easy to install.

Setting up Exchange Online is straightforward. I rate it eight out of 10 for ease of installation. The total time of deployment was a couple of days. I have eight staff looking after it.

It wasn't difficult to migrate the solution from on-premises to the cloud. It took us around one week to migrate from on-premises to the cloud because we don't have that many mailboxes.

The deployment of Exchange Online only was very easy and was completed within a week. The full setup and migration of on cloud and on-premises infrastructure is still in progress but this is not due to difficulty. 

The initial setup of Microsoft Exchange Online is straightforward. It took approximately one hour to deploy for clients.

It can be complex to incorporate the unique requirements of each division into a single platform to meet all of the requirements. It's not hard to maintain Exchange Online, but you need an expert on your team and some outside help from the vendor.

The initial setup is straightforward and easy to configure.

The installation is simple.

The initial setup is straightforward and takes around a week to complete.

Exchange Online deployments can be complex, especially when migrating existing data from on-premises to the cloud. Much planning and preparation is involved, and the process can be lengthy.

The initial setup is straightforward.

I'm not part of the team that does the installation. That said, I know that Exchange should be good in terms of implementation. In the mailing lists that I used to install, the installation was straightforward. If you get your configurations right, it works. It works well without any trouble. This is Mircosoft. I'm sure it's fine to install.

There are no problems with the installation, but when you finish the installation and get to the authentication part of the log-in, there may be problems. It needs improvement.

A team of not more than ten is needed for deployment and maintenance.

The initial setup of Microsoft Exchange Online is straightforward.

There is a learning curve when migrating from other solutions. Once you understand the process it is straight forward

Microsoft Exchange Online's deployment is easy. My company focuses on software development; setting up the tool is a breeze. 

Setup was really simple. We migrated our customers from a different platform to Microsoft Office 365. There is a separate technical team. I designed the solution only.

The initial setup is pretty straightforward.

The initial setup is very complex. 

The initial setup is straightforward and is definitely easy. Anyone with basic IT knowledge should be able to do it.

We had a partner help us migrate everything over. 

The deployment times depend on a few factors. From the first start to the last migrated mailbox, for us, the deployment took over half a year. That said, actually, it wasn't that long, as we deployed in several waves taking one user group at a time and migrating them over.

Therefore, the real transfer time was much less than the seven months. In total, if you take the net time, it might have only been one month of actual migration.  However, we made a point of migrating only on weekends to keep user satisfaction high and disturbance to daily business low.

The initial setup was very basic.

It's very easy to set up. It can be done in one hour by one person. Also, one person can handle the maintenance as well.

The initial setup of Microsoft Exchange Online is quick.

As the solution is cloud-based, we found the installation to be easy. I do not know how long it took, as I was not responsible for this. 

It is straightforward, and not complex. If you have your IT director implement it, it has to be planned because users are using it and do not have a habit of cleaning up their mail boxes.

The initial setup was straightforward, and the deployment took ten to fifteen minutes for each machine.

The initial setup was very straightforward, though the amount of time needed varies depending on the device's configuration.

The initial setup is a little complex because you don't get any assistance - you just go to a site and do it yourself. I would rate it as two out of five.

On-premise setup for one server took about seven hours in total - I would expect this time to double, triple, etc. depending on the number of servers that you have.

I would expect cloud deployment to be significantly faster - maybe two hours for 100 email boxes.

The initial setup was straightforward. But, it took a bit of time because we had a lot of PST files with the users, and we had to migrate them batch by batch.

The initial setup was very straightforward. I required emails and domain connectivity for the users. I wanted all the users to be able to send emails locally and to external users. I also wanted the server to communicate with the ISP. It was easy to configure the solution. A team of engineers deployed the tool.

We have three technicians that do the deployment and maintenance for the solution.

The initial setup was straightforward

The setup was easy, and took only an hour. 

The implementation only took us about an hour. You just connect easily, set up the domain, and you are good to go! We implemented it for 3,000 users. 

The initial setup was easy and straightforward.

The initial setup of Microsoft Exchange Online was very easy

As the solution is cloud-based, there is no installation required. There is no need to worry about its applications and no license. We are talking about per-user subscription-based use. 

When it comes to the license, we are already talking about Microsoft. There is also provisioning. Otherwise, it's just plug and play. There are not many administrative tasks involved.

Exchange Online is a straightforward cloud-based application. It's easy to connect and the interface is user-friendly. 

The initial setup is pretty simple.

The installation is quick.

The initial setup was not complex. There was a learning curve, but we overcame the challenge. We used the Microsoft website to help us with our questions.

I was not involved in the installation.

We have a team of four or five admins to maintain and deploy this solution.

Initial setup was straightforward.

The initial setup was good. Initially, we had a hard time with installing the hybrid environment online, but we contacted the Microsoft technicians, and they helped us through it.

The initial setup was not that complex. If you have experience with Microsoft Exchange, then the setup of Microsoft Exchange Online is still fairly straightforward.

The initial setup is pretty much straightforward. They are full of secure-everything. They want your password again after a couple of weeks. Everybody has to be security safe, so, of course, that's why they do it.