Exchange Server 2010 Architecture Poster
Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Architecture
Management and Monitoring
Remote PowerShell
Remote PowerShell extends PowerShell from servers to client computers so commands can be executed remotely. Set-AddressList Exchange Server 2010 takes advantage Set-AddressList of new PowerShell v2.0 and Windows Remote Management All Exchange management tools are built on Remote PowerShell. Remote PowerShell enables administrators to run Exchange cmdlets on computers without the need to install Exchange management tools.
Exchange Server 2010 High-Level Architecture
Scope (Where) Defines the objects in AD that the Role can act on. For example, the Boston Users OU
Boston Users Scope
Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
Role Assignment – The link that holds together the Who, What, and Where. (Where)
Internet Clients
Anti-spam and anti-virus filters • Connection Filter • Sender Filtering • Recipient Filtering • Sender ID Filter • Content Filter • Sender Reputation • Attachment Filter • Virus Scanning • Outlook Junk E-mail Filter
Edge Transport Server Role
The Edge Transport server role cannot coexist on the same computer with any other server role. Recommendation: Install the Edge Transport server role on a computer that is not part of a domain.
Edge Transport Server Deliver Hub Transport Server
Client Access Server Array (CAS Array)
Serves as a single contact point for all client connections within an Active Directory site. Can include one or many Client Access servers. Each Active Directory site can have a single Client Access server array. Does not provide load balancing. A separate load balancing solution is still needed. Recommendation: Create a Client Access server array even if you only have a single Client Access server.
Add/Del/Mod Users
Role Assignment
Role Group (Who) A security group that defines Who gets a specific scope applied to them. For example, the Boston Exchange Admins
PBX Outlook
HTTP, POP3, IMAP4 Clients
SMTP
Mobile
Management and Monitoring
Remote PowerShell
Remote PowerShell extends PowerShell from servers to client computers so commands can be executed remotely. Set-AddressList Exchange Server 2010 takes advantage Set-AddressList of new PowerShell v2.0 and Windows Remote Management All Exchange management tools are built on Remote PowerShell. Remote PowerShell enables administrators to run Exchange cmdlets on computers without the need to install Exchange management tools.
Exchange Server 2010 High-Level Architecture
Scope (Where) Defines the objects in AD that the Role can act on. For example, the Boston Users OU
Boston Users Scope
Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
Role Assignment – The link that holds together the Who, What, and Where. (Where)
Internet Clients
Anti-spam and anti-virus filters • Connection Filter • Sender Filtering • Recipient Filtering • Sender ID Filter • Content Filter • Sender Reputation • Attachment Filter • Virus Scanning • Outlook Junk E-mail Filter
Edge Transport Server Role
The Edge Transport server role cannot coexist on the same computer with any other server role. Recommendation: Install the Edge Transport server role on a computer that is not part of a domain.
Edge Transport Server Deliver Hub Transport Server
Client Access Server Array (CAS Array)
Serves as a single contact point for all client connections within an Active Directory site. Can include one or many Client Access servers. Each Active Directory site can have a single Client Access server array. Does not provide load balancing. A separate load balancing solution is still needed. Recommendation: Create a Client Access server array even if you only have a single Client Access server.
Add/Del/Mod Users
Role Assignment
Role Group (Who) A security group that defines Who gets a specific scope applied to them. For example, the Boston Exchange Admins
PBX Outlook
HTTP, POP3, IMAP4 Clients
SMTP
Mobile