MOFA is in the process of upgrading their email systems from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010. This document outlines the infrastructure solution for the Exchange 2010 project. Purpose The purpose of this document is to detail the solution concept for Exchange 2010 MOFA’s environment. It provides an overview of the solution as well as a more detailed description of server configurations that must be implemented to meet solution requirements. MOFA’s Key issues that this design addresses include: To develop an Exchange Server 2010 Infrastructure capable of providing stable, high available and reliable Messaging Services for the next 3 years to population. MOFA’s user To design a high performance cost effective messaging foundation that will support the business requirements for 3 years. To develop an Exchange 2010 environment that addresses the needs of the users within the existing MOFA Exchange 2007 environment. To co-exist current Exchange 2007 system during a migration period. This with MOFA’s includes providing the ability for users on both systems to send messages to each other, find users, schedule appointments, and determine free/busy status. The requirement to provide a consistent user experience throughout the migration for all users The ability to extend the Exchange 2010 design to support future requirements, e.g. Unified Communication or Site Resilience or for rapid growth in user count. Audience This document is intended for personnel associated Exchange 2010 deployment, with MOFA’s including: MOFA Staff Microsoft Account Team providing hardware to Exchange environment Vendor’s MOFA’s This document has been prepared for a technical audience.
MOFA is in the process of upgrading their email systems from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010. This document outlines the infrastructure solution for the Exchange 2010 project. Purpose The purpose of this document is to detail the solution concept for MOFA’s Exchange 2010 environment. It provides an overview of the solution as well as a more detailed description of server configurations that must be implemented to meet MOFA’s solution requirements. Key issues that this design addresses include: To develop an Exchange Server 2010 Infrastructure capable of providing stable, high available and reliable Messaging Services for the next 3 years to MOFA’s user population. To design a high performance cost effective messaging foundation that will support the business requirements for 3 years. To develop an Exchange 2010 environment that addresses the needs of the users within the existing MOFA Exchange 2007 environment. To co-exist with MOFA’s current Exchange 2007 system during a migration period. This includes providing the ability for users on both systems to send messages to each other, find users, schedule appointments, and determine free/busy status. The requirement to provide a consistent user experience throughout the migration for all users The ability to extend the Exchange 2010 design to support future requirements, e.g. Unified Communication or Site Resilience or for rapid growth in user count. Audience This document is intended for personnel associated with MOFA’s Exchange 2010 deployment, including: MOFA Staff Microsoft Account Team Vendor’s providing hardware to MOFA’s Exchange environment This document has been prepared for a technical audience.
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