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Do you have a link to a diagram or you can just describe the lay out of TMG with Exchange 2010.<br />
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for instance:<br />
Firewall-&gt;TMG-Exchange Edge-&gt;Firewal-&gt; Hub/CAS - Mailbox
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Do you have a link to a diagram or you can just describe the lay out of TMG with Exchange 2010.

for instance:
Firewall->TMG-Exchange Edge->Firewal-> Hub/CAS - Mailbox

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Can someone give me a diagram of the location of TMG (Threat Management Gateway) when it is used to work with Exchange 2010.<br />
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for instance :<br />
Firewall-&gt;TMG-Exchange Edge-&gt;Firewal-&gt; Hub/CAS - Mailbox<br />
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I believe it is preferred to put TMG in the DMZ along with Exchange Edge Server. in this case, Where should I install Anti Spam , Anti Virus, Anti Malware ? should I install them on TMG server or Edge Server? and do I need 2 TMG servers and 2 Edge servers for fault tolerance and/or Load balancing?<br />
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Any help will be very much appreciated.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Can someone give me a diagram of the location of TMG (Threat Management Gateway) when it is used to work with Exchange 2010.

for instance :
Firewall->TMG-Exchange Edge->Firewal-> Hub/CAS - Mailbox

I believe it is preferred to put TMG in the DMZ along with Exchange Edge Server. in this case, Where should I install Anti Spam , Anti Virus, Anti Malware ? should I install them on TMG server or Edge Server? and do I need 2 TMG servers and 2 Edge servers for fault tolerance and/or Load balancing?

Any help will be very much appreciated.

Thanks

Microsot Threat Management Gateway 2010

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Microsoft Forefront ISA Server

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