10-24-2002 08:24 AM - edited 03-12-2019 09:17 PM
Can Unity co-exist with an Exchange 2000 FES on the same hardware?
Thanks
IRA
10-24-2002 09:25 AM
I'm not sure what you mean by co-exist or why you would want to do it. It is beneficial to Unity to not have Exchange to Active Directory installed on the same server.
Exchange front end servers are designed to only handle access for internet (POP, IMAP and OWA) mail clients. They are typically placed in the perimeter or DMZ network. MAPI clients, such as Unity, dont interact with front end servers.
Unity can interoperate in an environment with a front end server but there is no valid reason that an Exchange front end server should be installed on Unity that I can think of. Doing so isnt supported by Cisco.
Keith
10-24-2002 10:35 AM
Thank you for your prompt reply.
The enterprise in question does not have a DMZ. Thats not to say that one cannot be created....
The E2K mailbox server is currently hosting OWA2000 (thru SSL). Port 443 is opened on the FW to permit SSL traffic.
Since the plan was to introduce a Unity server into the site I was wondering if I should move the OWA functionality to an Exchange FES running on the Unity server. This was proposed so that the OWA would reside/coexist on the non-mailbox server.
Thanks again
ira
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