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Exchange 2010 DAG Design Question
Let's say at site A, I have one server with Client Access and HUB roles. Another server is the mailbox store server.
At site B, I have one server with a mailbox store role and the minimal role required for that site to function (is it Client Access or HUB?).
Now if I set up a DAG so that site B has a copy of all the databases from Site A's mailbox server, and Site A goes down, what do I need to do with exchange to be back up and working at site B (besides make it active in exchange, and the external DNS and firewall type stuff)?
Do I simply need to install one more exchange server there? If that's the case, then can I put all 3 roles at Site A and Site B so that I'd have a better DR scenario?
At site B, I have one server with a mailbox store role and the minimal role required for that site to function (is it Client Access or HUB?).
Now if I set up a DAG so that site B has a copy of all the databases from Site A's mailbox server, and Site A goes down, what do I need to do with exchange to be back up and working at site B (besides make it active in exchange, and the external DNS and firewall type stuff)?
Do I simply need to install one more exchange server there? If that's the case, then can I put all 3 roles at Site A and Site B so that I'd have a better DR scenario?
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I don't think I'm using OL because I'm not sure what that is. Clients use Outlook 2010, Blackberries (BES), iPhones, and Androids.
edit: Wow, does OL just mean Outlook? Funny, it didn't occur to me before.