Hello,
I have 4 Exchange virtual machine (vmwarE) servers SP3 RU1 and use Windows NLB
2 CAS servers
2 DAG servers
CAS Server2 died (because I reverted to a snapshot during an upgrade) so I build a new server did a
Setup /m:RecoverServer to recover Exchange and kept the same name and IP.
This issue is when I have both CAS servers up some of my Outlook clients connections are very slow....... When I look in the Outlook clients connection the status says it is connecting via HTTPS not TCP/IP(as it should).
When I look at the Outlook connection status of users who's Outlook works fast the connection status is TCP/IP(as it should be).
When I shut down
CAS Server1 and keep
CAS Server2 on all my Outlook clients connect via HTTPS and are very slow..........
When I shut down
CAS Server2 and keep
CAS Server1 on all my Outlook clients connect very fast and connect via TCP/IP
This issue seems to be with
CAS Server2 (the recovered Exchange server). I have configure Windows NLB as multicast and set the static ARP records to match the NLB MAC adddress.
I don't know what is missing form
CAS Server2? I found this not sure if this is related? I did not apply. See the part "One final step, on each of the NLB members run the following command to allow the NLB virtual IP address to be reachable from outside of the subnet that it resides in."
http://exchangeserverpro.com/how-to-install-an-exchange-server-2010-client-access-server-array/
Any suggestions?
Thanks!!
Outlook uses HTTPS to connect to CAS Server when Outlook Anywhere is enabled. Please check if Outlook Anywhere is enabled on CAS Server2 and is not enabled on CAS Server1.
Reference: http://exchangeserverpro.com/how-to-configure-exchange-server-2010-outlook-anywhere/