Hello Experts,
Escenario: I have a coexisting 2010-2013 enviroment and I want to desmount a Exchange 2010 in my organization and keep working with my 2013 exchange servers, actually the 2010 is a front end, and I have a NAT redirecting all connections from de public IP to the internal IP of this server. In this way, actually, all external connections are entering by this server.
I would like to configure DNS round robin to load balance for my Exchange 2013 servers after I desmount the 2010. My question is if The new NAT must be to the internal IP of the DNS server?
Thanks!
Escenario: I have a coexisting 2010-2013 enviroment and I want to desmount a Exchange 2010 in my organization and keep working with my 2013 exchange servers, actually the 2010 is a front end, and I have a NAT redirecting all connections from de public IP to the internal IP of this server. In this way, actually, all external connections are entering by this server.
I would like to configure DNS round robin to load balance for my Exchange 2013 servers after I desmount the 2010. My question is if The new NAT must be to the internal IP of the DNS server?
Thanks!
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