Sure, it will work, but six months from now when you change the ip.addr of the CAS server, no one will remember that there is a HOSTS file on the TMG until AFTER stuff breaks in a most craptastic fashion. Not needed in my setup as the TMG is domain joined and the access rule to permit all internal was already there, but wrong of me to assume everyone would follow my build exactly
I think this may have something to do with forms based authentication (though I always thought that it went back to basic if specific User Agent strings were provided). So how do we enable Exchange to use these services? If you are planning to do a very simple configuration and do not care about external Autodiscover access, you do not need to use a Unified Communication Certificate
Figure 3 When you run the Exchange BPA, make sure you only run the test on the Client Access Server so that you do not waste time re-running the scan on the Mailbox and Hub Transport Server. What is really odd about all the SANs (subject alternative names) on the certificate is that only Vista clients and Windows 2008 clients can make use of the SANs
Unable to Connect to Exchange 2010 After CAS Role Moved
Reply jumpman23 says June 22, 2015 at 10:09 pm Hi Paul, Ive fallen into the same trap and moved mailboxes to a new DB (DB01)on a new server with the CAS role on and when I shut down the old server that has the CAS and MB role on, users lose access. Required fields are marked * Name * Email * Comment Notify me of followup comments via e-mail Get Free Updates Join over 30,000 IT pros and stay up to date with the latest Exchange Server and Office 365 news, tips and tutorials delivered to your inbox
The FQDN used to access the client access server array, not necessarily the FQDN of the CAS array but more likely the FQDN of your WLB or HwLB array, should be on the certificate. Rate this:Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading..
No processing is performed of mailbox data by the CAS; all it does is to send on client requests to connect to the mailbox server that hosts the currently active copy of their mailboxes via HTTPS (no MAPI RPCs). Contributors Tony Redmond Tony Redmond is a senior contributing editor for Windows IT Pro and the author of Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Inside Out (Microsoft Press) and Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Inside Out: Mailbox..
If you set the FQDN for every SCP in your environment to use a common FQDN, the server that FQDN is set to will be getting hammered with all the Autodiscover requests depending on Netmask Ordering option in DNS talked about below. To understand Autodiscover Site Affinity, we must first understand how the Autodiscover Service works internally within the organization for domain joined Outlook 2007 clients
But if the mailbox lives on a server that only hosts the mailbox role, any CAS server will be chosen which seems at random in order to establish the connction. Further the architectural changes now facilitate internal and external namespaces for Outlook Anywhere, hence avoiding the need to use the external firewall or load balancer to deploy split-brain DNS or deal with all Outlook clients during MAPI connectivity
Invalid IP address or configuration issue: In this scenario, Lync was able to resolve the Autodiscover DNS values but was unable to contact the site due to invalid IP address or reverse proxy configuration. Invalid Windows Credentials: User is logged in to windows using different credentials than normal user account (like admin account) due to which either Lync is unable to authenticate against EWS service OR Proxy server is unable to authenticate on behalf of user
Integrating Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 in a Cisco Multisite Data Center Design - Cisco
Hub Transport Server The Hub Transport (HT) role, formerly known as the Bridgehead server, is the central role for intelligent message routing delivery and policy control. WAN Optimization Messaging clients such as Microsoft Outlook 2007 can have the network connections between the client and mailbox server optimized by the Cisco WAAS solution
Figure 4 Figure 5 Select HTML Form Authentication for forms-based authentication and select the appropriate method that ISA Server will use to validate the client's credentials. Read More Intune and Exchange ActiveSync (Part 2) In this article we will look at what needs to be done before we can start managing Windows Phone, iOS and Android devices..
Exchange Server 2010 Client Access Server Arrays
You can deploy single Mailbox servers and run them in production and then later create a DAG and add those servers as members of the DAG, again it is a seamless change. Reply AKhil Chopra says July 14, 2013 at 11:52 pm thanks paul But when we will switch our site to DR then the cassary will remain same with switched databases
To obtain a new server certificate using the Web Server Certificate Wizard, in IIS Manager, expand the local computer, and then expand the Web Sites folder. Read More Intune and Exchange ActiveSync (Part 2) In this article we will look at what needs to be done before we can start managing Windows Phone, iOS and Android devices..
How a CAS array can protect Exchange Server 2010 from failure
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If the client does first attempt to connect via RPC (over TCP) due to being able to successfully resolve the CAS array object FQDN there could be a significant delay before the client falls back to attempt an HTTPS connection to the Outlook Anywhere proxy URL. Easy! Hopefully this article has been helpful in addressing some of the CAS array object misconceptions and will go a long ways towards helping everyone move towards a healthy Exchange Server 2010 migration
EAC is an evolution of ECP (Exchange Control Panel), which contains much of the same functionality of EMC except now it is web based and has a pretty awesome GUI (in my opinion). Basically, if something crashes within Exchange 2013 Preview, the logs and events will be uploaded to the Exchange Team at Microsoft via HTTPS (SSL based, of course) and then analyzed
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