Sequence de déploiement CHUM (Supportée): Rôle Client Access Rôle Hub Transport Rôle Unified Messaging (en option) Rôle Mailbox Rôle Edge Transport (e
{"Image DocumentName": "Recommandations Sequence de d\u00e9ploiement CHUM (Support\u00e9e):", "Image ImageDescription": "R\u00f4le Client Access. R\u00f4le Hub Transport. R\u00f4le Unified Messaging (en option) R\u00f4le Mailbox. R\u00f4le Edge Transport (en option) Abusez de ces outils. DCDiag, NetDiag, ReplMon (2003), Repadmin (2008), NETDom. Exchange Best Practice Analyser. Windows Update. Testez intensivement et exploitez la virtualisation pour le Lab de tests. Slide Objective: To describe the upgrade scenarios for deploying Exchange Instructor Notes: Before you deploy Exchange 2010 in your production environment, we recommend that you try out Exchange 2010 in a test environment. I would like to re-emphasize here that you will not be able to upgrade an existing Microsoft Exchange Server version 5.5 organization to Exchange You must first migrate from the Exchange Server 5.5 organization to an Exchange Server 2003 organization, and then you can upgrade the Exchange Server 2003 organization to Exchange If you do not install Mailbox, Hub Transport, Client Access, and Unified Messaging server roles on a single server machine, this slide shows the deployment sequence. Mid-market customers may or may not desire/need Edge Transport server roles if they are used to Exchange on a single server machine. You must install the Edge Transport server role on a separate computer. You cannot install other Exchange 2010 server roles on the computer on which you install the Edge Transport server role. Additionally, you must install the Edge Transport server role on a computer that is not part of a domain. If you install the Edge Transport server role on a computer that is part of a domain, you will experience problems with your Edge Transport server role. The computer on which you install the Edge Transport server role uses Domain Name System (DNS), with a Send connector and a Receive connector, to send and receive messages from your organization to the Internet. Since Unified Messaging is so new, it is being addressed in it\u2019s own module. After you install any Exchange 2010 server roles on a computer, you cannot user Setup.exe to add any additional server roles to the computer. If you want to add more server roles to a computer, you must use either Add or Remove Programs from the Control Panel, or Setup.com from a Command Prompt window. You can use add\\remove Programs to add a server role by clicking on the Change button for the Exchange 2010 entry. This will give you the GUI setup mode where you can add server roles. From the command prompt you will need to use Setup.com to add a server role. 19.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}