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Interesting articles. &nbsp;Thank you! <br />
I will definitely review and study them.
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Interesting articles.  Thank you!
I will definitely review and study them.

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Awesome! &nbsp;Thanks guys!
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Hi guys, <br />
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I'm curious if there a matrix on server for Exchange. &nbsp;Say, you asked to spec server for Exchange 2010, 1000 users. &nbsp;Abvoisly it should be clustered and redundant. &nbsp;So, how would you spec the hardware. &nbsp;What's the rule for that?<br />
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Thanks in advance
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Hi guys, 

I'm curious if there a matrix on server for Exchange.  Say, you asked to spec server for Exchange 2010, 1000 users.  Abvoisly it should be clustered and redundant.  So, how would you spec the hardware.  What's the rule for that?

Thanks in advance

Spec server for Exchange

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.

Exchange

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Server Hardware

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