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Check out the table of supported clients on Microsoft's TechNet site for the most up-to-date information. This one affects companies migrating from Exchange that use forms-based authentication FBA within Exchange. Previously, when a company migrated from Exchange or Exchange to Exchange , legacy coexistence with FBA worked very well. When a user logged into OWA, he was redirected to the legacy server, and the username and password were passed along with the redirection request.
In a coexistence scenario with Exchange and Exchange using FBA the username and password are not passed when an Exchange user logs in. The user is redirected to an Exchange server and is forced to log on a second time.
If you're expecting a lengthy coexistence period, look into how you'll work around this issue. If you already use Forefront TMG to perform pre-authentication and forms-based authentication , you're free to continue using it. Alternately, various third-party load balancers provide built-in pre-authentication support. All this said, if you've already implemented Windows Integrated Authentication for Outlook Web App logins, you won't be affected.
This is because Exchange will proxy Outlook Anywhere requests to the version of Outlook Anywhere that corresponds to the version of Exchange Server the mailbox is on. It's not quite as simple as just enabling Outlook Anywhere or leaving it enabled. One more thing when it comes to Outlook Anywhere: If the Exchange servers that run Outlook Anywhere are also running the client access server and mailbox server roles -- and not a Global Catalog server -- you must disable IPv6, as detailed in knowledge base article Performance and sizing can certainly prove a contentious aspect of any Exchange migration.
Deployment guidance was released in May , meaning early deployments that didn't benefit from Microsoft's assistance needn't re-evaluate their specifications. Others have been incorrectly looking at existing Exchange sizing guidance to provide a high-level view of what hardware they need, with some making the mistake of doubling RAM and CPU. If you've done this, don't panic, but realize you may need to buy additional hardware.
Exchange sizing is fundamentally different and it's not as easy as giving it a bit more power. Instead, you need to re-think the best way to deploy Exchange JBOD just a bunch of disks is a great option for many customers, thanks to the auto-reseed features , which allow for massive disk savings. The Exchange Product Group also advocates the use of "building blocks," which are servers that only have local storage. For example, you may have 12 internal four TB disks as your Exchange Server base.
Consider using these, rather than expensive add-on arrays. You might end up with a smaller user count per-server, but you'll use fewer disks and benefit from improved reliability. As with any Exchange Server implementation, a critical step is using JetStress to ensure that the storage subsystem is capable of handling the expected load. JetStress has been updated for Exchange and is available to download -- but watch out.
If you're new to JetStress or looking to follow Microsoft best practices, be warned that the updated version of the JetStress Field Guide has not yet been released. Additionally, LoadGen, the complementary tool that helps test a real-world simulation of activity has not been released either. Therefore, if these tools are essential to your deployment, you may have to hold tight -- at least for the time being.
What exactly are namespaces? There's a gotcha here for organizations that have implemented namespaces incorrectly. When you move the internal name to Exchange , you'll break existing Outlook client connectivity. If this describes your setup, you likely need to change your RPC client access array name to something unique.
Unfortunately, this does not automatically propagate to clients and you may need to either force Outlook clients to update, or do as Microsoft suggests and move internal Outlook clients on Exchange to Outlook Anywhere. Some of these gotchas might sound like serious problems, but don't let them deter you. Armed with the right information, you can easily complete a successful Exchange deployment.
Goodman has worked in the IT industry for 14 years and has worked extensively with Microsoft Exchange since version 5. By submitting you agree to receive email from TechTarget and its partners.
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