exchange management console 2010 download 32 bit

In order to have the transition in place we must have Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 3 installed on all servers before installing the first Exchange Server 2013. In this new release we will also have a Site Mailbox which is a feature that will integrate Mailbox and SharePoint information in a single location for the end-user. They are back and with cool new features, such as: new replication method using a single-master replication model. The decision was to remove MAPI and use only Outlook Anywhere (RPC over HTTP). The NLB is much simpler as well, because we need only Layer 4 level on our Load Balancers.Įxchange Management Console is gone, the two ways that we have to manage the product is using either Exchange Management Shell or the web interface EAC (Exchange Admin Center).īecause of the architectural change, the product has changed how the clients will connect to the server. Just by doing this change the future upgrades will be easier, since there is no translation work being done at CAS. The new CAS will proxy, authenticate and redirect requests. The new Mailbox role will contain all components of CAS/HUB/Mailbox and UM comparing with Exchange Server 2010 roles and it will handle all processes for any given mailbox. There are only two roles now: Mailbox and Client Access. If you haven’t had a chance to look at this new release, I will be listing my favorite top 4 enhancements/changes, as follows.

Deploying Exchange Server 2013 (Part 3)Įxchange Server 2013 is bringing a lot of exciting new features which deserve several articles to describe each one of them in detail.

Deploying Exchange Server 2013 (Part 2).

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Exchange management console 2010 download 32 bit