What are the architectural elements of current version of Exchange Server?
What are the architectural elements of current version of Exchange Server?
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Exchange Server 2007 includes several discrete functional elements that perform different roles. The functions/roles supported include Mailbox, Hub Transport, Client Access, Unified Messaging, and Edge Transport. As their names imply, the Mailbox server role hosts mailboxes, public folders, and core services, including calendaring; Hub Transport provides internal routing and a policy engine for enforcing compliance rules; Client Access provides Outlook Web Access, mobility, and Web services; Unified Messaging allows integration with PBX systems for voice mail, fax receiving, and voice access services; and Edge Transport acts as an SMTP gateway, and can be configured to provide antivirus, anti-spam, and messaging security services.
answered 3 years ago by addison.
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