In this blog we will have a look at what the impact of a proxy server in your Exchange 2010 environment. The article is split up in two parts. This since we will also have a look at the client part and what the impact of a proxy server for it.
Exchange Federation
Since Exchange 2003 it’s possible to setup a federation between Exchange organizations. Compared to older Exchange versions configuring a federation between two organizations became quiet easy in Exchange 2010.
Although you might encounter some issues while configuring the federation.
Earlier today Microsoft has release rollup 2 for Exchange 2010 SP2. This is the first rollup for service pack 2 which is being released. This rollup contains fixes for the following issues:
Use Outlook cached mode or not?
2012 has arrived, but what has happened in the past year with Exchange 2010? In this blog we will have a look at some of the high lights of the news about Exchange 2010 in 2011.
Earlier this year a blog on the Exchange Team site was poste by Ross Smith IV. In this blog he encouraged to use Kerberos as authentication method for Outlook clients.
In a lot of Exchange environments you will see that a hardware load balancer is used to load balance the traffic to the Client Access Servers (CAS) and Hub Transport Servers (HUB).
Microsoft has released Rollup 6 for Exchange Server 2010 SP1. This rollup will fix the following issues:
As you may know Exchange by default has one Offline Address Book (OAB) and one Global Address List (GAL). The GAL contains all objects for which Exchange attributes are configured. For example groups, userobjects and contacts.
