The misconception about Outlook Anywhere in 2010 > 2013 migrations
Guys,
there is a misconception about the need to enable the Outlook Anywhere in the Exchange 2010 servers as a pre-requisite to move mailboxes to the Exchange 2013 servers. Actually, if users don't need to access resources in the Exchange 2010 servers through OA you do not need to enable it. Sometimes, you can face a customer that has a security statement against the OA. In such scenario, you do not need to enable Outlook Anywhere in the Exchange 2010 servers only to migrate to the Exchange 2013 servers. Obviously OA must be always enabled in the Exchange 2013 servers "just" because this is the only way Outlook can connect to Exchange 2013.
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- Anonymous
January 01, 2003
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January 31, 2015
Boa Deivid! Bem relevante, vou linkar no meu Blog. - Anonymous
January 31, 2015
Thanks
that is very true except for one scenario
if the 2010 made the mistake of using cas array name the same as the other name they use
like mail.contoso.com for all naming uses... - Anonymous
February 02, 2015
@turbomcp
can you explain in more detail? thought that CAS array name is used only as placeholder, not as an actual connection point for the clients...
tnx