With the release of Exchange 2010 SP1, we introduced the /hosting mode switch – a feature which deploys Exchange using an Active Directory structure that affords complete separation between tenant ...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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Hello Greg
Because Exchange 2010 hosting mode was discontinued by Microsoft, it brought a huge headache for IT company here.
Talking with some friends we are moving to Exchange SP2 on a whole new environment, the Dell servers already arrived and are being implemented within, but by what I read this SP2 did not bring anything new to those who have to work with Exchange Hosting multiple domains with so, as we are a company with dozens of domains need to have the product working that way.
But the advantage of Exchange 2010 SP1 running at hosting is that each director of each domain manages your e-mail accounts and policies without having to go here for the Matrix understood.
But from what we saw here in the new installation of SP2, it installed the same way as always, via graphic and not with the command / hosting because it no longer exists, but so far everything seems to be normal as the Exchange until we can put the acceptable domains by EMC SP2, but this way those who have to manage all email accounts would be the same here and that is exactly what we do not understand.
If you have some stuff talking about where we have the option to create multiple domains in SP2 and how is the management of each domain in this new version would be very grateful.
Thank you again.
Silvio Tavares - Systems Analyst