I have to confess that it has been a long time since I wrote something that has been so popular both with readers of my site, and indeed myself. For those of you whom have not been following the the life of the “RUPS”, in November 2011 I released the RUPS tool, which was designed […]
Tag: Exchange 2010 High Availability
It’s a majority thing, DAG voting explained (a bit)…
I thought that it would be good to take a break from the development stuff that I have been doing on the site for the last few months and focus on something a little more technical. I hope that the following will help aid some people in their own Exchange HA deployments. Historically I have […]
RUPS Tool version 1.3a
Note: The download version of this tool has been updated to reflect the lastest version. Just a very quick update to the RUPS tool, taking it to version 1.3a – nothing too major, just a small bug fix to the logic which detects and then manipulates the MSExchangeIS and MSExchangeTransport services – basically if you […]
Roll-Ups, Service Packs, Update Tools and another version (I promise that I will give it a rest for a while and write about something else)…
Note: The download version of this tool has been updated to reflect the latest version. Ok, I admit that this is turning into a little bit of a saga – for those of you whom have been following the site recently will know that on the 26th November I released my Roll-Up Encapsulation tool (version […]
CCAA–Tool for creating Client Access Arrays in Exchange 2010…
Client Access Arrays were introduced in Exchange 2010 as a means to provide High Availability scenarios for RPC clients (MAPI). In previous versions of Exchange RPC / MAPI access was handled by the Mailbox Server role, where OWA and HTTP access were handled by the Client Access Server role. In Exchange 2010 – the Client […]