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How to Load balance Client access Server in Exchange Server 2013 – High Availability

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Unlike Exchange 2010 , You need not to have a Create Client Access Array .

Just have a Hardware Load Balancer like CISCO ACE , KEMP , F5  , Have the Exchange Servers in the farm , Exchange server can start serving requests to the clients .

Its quite simple and easy.

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The above diagram is a Good Design for minimum cost . With High Availability Configured

 

We will need two VIP’s to Configure Mail flow and Client access ,

In my Scenario , Have used Cisco ACE to Load balance the Client Access and Mailflow.

 

Create Two Server Farms -

1.CASArray

2.MailFlow

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Assigned One Virtual IP to CASArray Server Farm

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Assigned One Virtual IP to Mailflow Server Farm

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No Extra Configuration required on the Client Access Servers.

It will start serving the Requests.

Make sure your Predictor is Round Robin basis. So that Both the servers will be functional . with better performance.

Note:

For Mailbox Server High Availability –> You need to Create a Database Availability Group (DAG)

http://careexchange.in/how-to-create-a-database-availability-group-in-exchange-2013/

 

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