Configuring Client Access Server Role migrating from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010

Client Access Server handles all Client Requests

OWA , Outlook , Active Sync , Outlook anywhere , Everything Client request is handled by Client access server only

Will Learn Configuring these things one by one , migrating from Exchange 2003

Outlook Web App –

• Open EMC, locate and expand Server Configuration in navigation pane
• Select Client Access from the list.
• In the result pane select the Exchange 2010 server name.
• Select Outlook Web App from the work pane, right click and select properties.

Now you can set Internal and External Url here

or

You can Use Exchange Management Shell

Set-OwaVirtualDirectory -Identity "EXCHANGE2010\owa (Default Web Site)" -ExternalUrl https://mail.careexchange.in/owa -InternalUrl https://Exchange2010.careexchange.in/owa

If you are publishing your Outlook Web App through ISA server or TMG 2010 you need to enable additional logon methods.

Basic Authentication & Integrated Windows Authentication

or

You can use Exchange Management Shell

Set-OwaVirtualDirectory -Identity "EXCHANGE2010\owa (Default Web Site-BasicAuthentication:$True -WindowsAuthentication:$True

Exchange Control Panel –

Follow the Exact same process which was followed for Outlook web app

• Open EMC, locate and expand Server Configuration in navigation pane.
• Select Client Access from the list.
• In the result pane select the Exchange 2010 server name.
• Select Exchange Control Panel from the work pane, right click and select properties

Configure your URL’s in the properties pane

or You can use Exchange Management Shell

Set-EcpVirtualDirectory -Identity "EXCHANGE2010\ecp (Default Web Site-BasicAuthentication:$True -WindowsAuthentication:$True

If you Enabled Basic Authentication & Integrated Windows Authentication in Outlook web app , have it configured the same for ECP (Exchange Control Panel ) virtual directory as well

Configure Microsoft Server ActiveSync –

• Open EMC, locate and expand Server Configuration in navigation pane.
• Select Client Access from the list.
• In the result pane select the Exchange 2010 server name.
• Select Microsoft Server ActiveSync from the work pane, right click and select properties.

Configure your URL’s in the properties pane

Or You can use Exchange Management Shell

Set-ActiveSyncVirtualDirectory -Identity "EXCHANGE2010\Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync (Default Web Site)" -InternalUrl https://Exchange2010.careexchange.in/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync –ExternalUrl "https://mail.careexchange.in/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync"

Offline Address Book Distribution –

You can set Offline Address book distribution URL

• Open EMC, locate and expand Server Configuration in navigation pane.
• Select Client Access from the list.
• In the result pane select the Exchange 2010 server name.
• Select Offline Address Book Distribution from the work pane, right click and select properties.

Configure your URL’s in the properties pane

If you want to know about Polling Interval you refer this link –

https://www.azure365pro.com/how-offline-address-books-works-in-exchange-2010/

or You can use Exchange Management Shell

Set-OabVirtualDirectory -Identity "EXCHANGE2010\OAB (Default Web Site)" -PollInterval 480 -InternalUrl http:// Exchange2010.careexchange.in/OAB -ExternalUrl https://mail.careexchange.in/OAB

Configure Outlook anywhere –

or You can use Exchange Management Shell

Enable-OutlookAnywhere -Server 'EXCHANGE2010' -ExternalHostname 'anywhere.careexchange.in' -DefaultAuthenticationMethod 'Basic' -SSLOffloading $false

Great !!

You learnt to configure OWA , Exchange Control Panel (ECP), Active Sync , Outlook anywhere, Offline address book distribution