Re: Redundant OWA 2003 Servers?

On 15 Feb 2007 11:05:17 -0800, obrienjf@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Hey all...right now we have one Exchange 2003 sever, and I have been
tasked with creating FE servers for OWA. This is not a problem, but
they also want another FE server in another physical location to act
as a redundant OWA server. So if one goes down, the other picks up. I
am not sure how to do this, or if it's even possible. Any advice would
be helpful...thanks!

Same URL? Different URL?
Connectivity between the two?
Is there a DC in the same place as the proposed FE?
Why do they think a FE is going to go down but not a BE?
.

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