Ok, so in my previous guide we made Exchange OWA/Autodiscovery highly available via ARR which is module inside IIS. We installed ARR inside separate VM in DMZ and everything is working nice. But, now we have machine with IIS and ARR on it as single point of failure. We now need to make our IIS highly available, so if we need to for example apply patches to it, our Exchange services don’t go down.
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Disable Access to the Exchange 2019 ECP from the internet
Exchange admin center (ECP) is by default accessible from the internet. In the wake of recent Exchange breaches (and also as a good security practice) it would be wise to shut off access to the ECP from the internet.
Before just doing this, do your research and make sure this is acceptable for your environment.
Read MoreMaking Exchange Services Highly Available (OWA, ActiveSync…)
Ok, so we created DAG for Exchange and we now have Database HA/Redundancy for our Exchange server. In this guide we are going to make our OWA and Autodiscovery Highly Available in a specific way – through ARR.
This isn’t mandatory, you can make you OWA, Autodiscovery available in other ways, but the way I’m going to show you in this guide you will get some extra security and additional protection layer for your Exchange. In package with HA ofcourse.
Read MoreHow to create cluster on Exchange Server 2019 – Create Exchange 2019 DAG
We already went through installation, configuration, limits and antispam for Exchange Server 2019. In this guide we are going to cover clustering for Exchange Server 2019. We are going to setup two node DAG – simple and functioning.
Read MoreHow to configure SpamTitan cluster
We went through installation and configuration of SpamTitan for our Exchange server, now we are going to go step further and create clustered configuration. Cluster is always great idea for redundancy/high availability.
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