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Exchange 2016 have only two roles. <br />
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1- Mailbox<br />
2- Edge<br />
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Edge, works as a perimeter to protect you mailbox from hacking. Now you have been working with exchange version 2010 and 2013. I have to tell you the methodology is the same, nothing has change.
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Another approach is to deploy a virtual load balancer from Kemp, it has a free version.
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Agree with Ronin Kemp offer free virtual loadbalancer with a throughput of 20MB.<br />
<a href="https://freeloadbalancer.com/" rel="ugc">https://freeloadbalancer.com/</a>
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Hi Guys<br />
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In Exchange 2016, &nbsp;if we installed all three Roles ( HUB,CAS &amp;&nbsp;Mailbox roles ) in two servers. can &nbsp;we create a DAG &amp;&nbsp;add these two server as member rather then creating a separate two server for HUB &amp;&nbsp;CAS and another two &nbsp;separate server for Mailbox role.<br />
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Thanks inadvance
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Hi Guys

In Exchange 2016,  if we installed all three Roles ( HUB,CAS & Mailbox roles ) in two servers. can  we create a DAG & add these two server as member rather then creating a separate two server for HUB & CAS and another two  separate server for Mailbox role.

Thanks inadvance

Exchange 2016 have only two roles. 

1- Mailbox
2- Edge

Edge, works as a perimeter to protect you mailbox from hacking. Now you have been working with exchange version 2010 and 2013. I have to tell you the methodology is the same, nothing has change.

Another approach is to deploy a virtual load balancer from Kemp, it has a free version.

Agree with Ronin Kemp offer free virtual loadbalancer with a throughput of 20MB.
https://freeloadbalancer.com/

Exchange 2016 DAG

Hi Guys

In Exchange 2016,  if we installed all three Roles ( HUB,CAS &amp; Mailbox roles ) in two servers. can  we create a DAG &amp; add these two server as member rather then creating a separate two server for HUB &amp; CAS and another two  separate server for Mailbox role.

Thanks inadvance

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.