Overview Today we kick off Robert's Rules of Exchange, a series of blog posts in which we take a fictitious company, describe their existing Exchange implementation, and then walk through ...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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@Mr. Kemp - what a fine idea! I'll add that to the list with any other great ideas that come in. I think that Kemp has a virtualized version of the load balancers, hopefully they will have a Hyper-V version soon. This way I can show both Windows NLB and a "hardware" NLB solution!
@Paul - The ClientAccessArray is associated with an AD site, not with an IP subnet. If you have "LAN-speed" connectivity between the two locations, you could designate them as a single AD site and have a single ClientAccessArray. We'll be having a lot of discussions around this and other design points through this blog series, so keep reading!
Thanks for all comments - don't hesitate to check out the list I have already planned and leave ideas there as well!
@Paul - The ClientAccessArray is associated with an AD site, not with an IP subnet. If you have "LAN-speed" connectivity between the two locations, you could designate them as a single AD site and have a single ClientAccessArray. We'll be having a lot of discussions around this and other design points through this blog series, so keep reading!
Thanks for all comments - don't hesitate to check out the list I have already planned and leave ideas there as well!