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Ramin

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Mar 31, 2010, 5:51:56 PM3/31/10
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Hi

Anyone used the following scenario?


Message Labs -----> two Exchange Edge 2007 load balaned----> Exchange 2003
org


I am more intersted in ML as I have been told that ML cannnot load balance
incoming traffic to Edge (MX record with equal values). In this cas we dont
can realy value having two edge server (besides failover)

Edge will be used only for SMPT relay, Address RW and AV
Decision already made to use ML

Thanks


Mark Arnold [MVP]

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Apr 1, 2010, 8:28:22 AM4/1/10
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On Wed, 31 Mar 2010 22:51:56 +0100, "Ramin" <con...@garayev.co.uk>
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Why would you want Edge if you are looking at Message Labs?

Andrew Hodgson

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Apr 18, 2010, 5:43:41 AM4/18/10
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On Wed, 31 Mar 2010 22:51:56 +0100, "Ramin" <con...@garayev.co.uk>
wrote:

>Hi


>
>Anyone used the following scenario?
>
>
>Message Labs -----> two Exchange Edge 2007 load balaned----> Exchange 2003
>org

I have similar setup but using different out sourced provider
(Mimecast) and Exchange 2007 org. The reason we use Edge is to
provide a relay server in the DMZ so that the HT server is not exposed
to the Internet, and it gives our web based apps a way of getting mail
out without speaking to the internal servers.

>I am more intersted in ML as I have been told that ML cannnot load balance
>incoming traffic to Edge (MX record with equal values). In this cas we dont
>can realy value having two edge server (besides failover)

You could use DNS round robin records to do the load balancing part,
in our scenario I have it set to failover so it pushes mail through
the second Edge server at another site should the primary server go
down, the primary server has more than enough capacity to cope with
the load.

Hope this helps.
Andrew.

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