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Front-end/back-end question

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X-Jack - 26 Sep 2005 21:20 GMT
Will have clustered E2k3 OWA (WLB) going to 4 E2k3 back-end servers.  These 4
Exchange 2003 Enterprise servers not clustered.  

My question is this:

Is OWA smart enough to query the DC and know where a person lives on what
server to get to his mailbox?

a.  test user1 on exchange back-end 01
b. test user2 on exchange back-end 02

If I OWA to a single FQDN to unify namespace with test user1 and he lives on
Exchange 01 is all well?

If I OWA using testuser 2 and he lives on exchange 02, is all well?

Thanks.
Bharat Suneja - 27 Sep 2005 07:22 GMT
True. That's partially the point behind having a single namespace/url for
clients to access regardless of where their mailboxes reside in the Org.
Without FE/BE, an Exchange server will redirect you to your mailbox server.
With FE/BE, a FE server will act on behalf of the backend mailbox servers
and pass traffic to and fro.

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> Will have clustered E2k3 OWA (WLB) going to 4 E2k3 back-end servers.
> These 4
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> Thanks.
 
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