how can I read the complete article? I am a windowsitpro subscriber.

dlucash 10/20/2008 10:04:59 AM

Where is the article? :(

charlestejana 4/7/2008 2:43:38 AM

This article is helpful in getting the concept. I do have the following inquiry though:

1) You mentioned explicit and implicit logon. Is it possible to restrict to just one? Say, I only one implicit logon. So if the users type in explicit logon then it will not work.

2) If I have two geographic locations say, one in NY and the other in LA and I want to use WLB/NLB for OWA logon. Two servers involved in Front-end servers one in LA and the other in NY. I want to have LA users logon through LA and the NY users through NY OWA Front End servers. In this scenario is the NLB/WLB is feasible? What's your take on this?? I have DC, GC in each loacation.


Thanks-
Jaxy-

Jaxy999 12/3/2005 8:43:34 AM

NOW I understand!

Anonymous User 2/25/2005 11:46:26 AM

Excellent article

Anonymous User 1/30/2005 12:45:26 AM

Great article on Front end servers on exch 2003!

I have a question, can a front end server in one forest/exch org forward email to a backend server in another forest/exch org.
Our DNS knows about each other, and other things are in place to allow inter-working of the forests. Two-way trusts are setup also.

billybubba8it 10/20/2004 1:48:08 PM

For front end servers what version can you use. Standard or enterprise??

changari 8/29/2004 7:09:51 PM

Well Kierien, your articles are as good as your classes. Great article and I fully enjoyed last years connections conference.

themarlboroman 6/19/2004 5:43:43 PM

A very useful explanation to understand the different authentication types into your exchange organization via a webbrowser.

Jörgen hjärtenflo 5/12/2004 2:10:47 PM

How do I setup a Pseudo Front-End Server (Windows 2000 server, Exchange 2000)?

Keith Runion 11/17/2003 12:35:09 PM