Learn how this essential role handles all your mailbox connections and how to plan and size your Client Access infrastructure
The Client Access server role, which debuted in Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, gets a significant increase in responsibility in Exchange Server 2010: It now handles mailbox access for all client connections. Because of the emphasis that's being placed on the Client Access role, it makes sense to gain a better understanding of the role and how to plan for its deployment. This article is the first of a series that will take an in-depth look at this vital Exchange role. I'll start by ...
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