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    Exchange 2010 has been re-engineered around the concept of continuous availability, in which the architecture has changed so that automatic failover protection is now provided at the individual mailbox database level instead of at the server level. In Exchange 2010, this is known as database mobility. The continuous availability architecture built into Exchange 2010 provides new benefits for organizations and their messaging administrators:Multiple server roles can co-exist on servers that provide high availability. This enables small organizations to deploy a two-server configuration provides full redundancy of mailbox data, while also providing redundant Client Access and Hub Transport services.An administrator no longer needs to build a failover cluster in order to achieve high availability. Failover clusters are now created by Exchange 2010 in a way that is invisible to the administrator. Unlike previous versions of Exchange clusters which used an Exchange-provided cluster resource DLL named ExRes.dll, Exchange 2010 no longer needs or uses a cluster resource DLL. Exchange 2010 uses only a small portion of the failover cluster components, namely, its heartbeat capabilities and the cluster database, in order to provide database mobility.Administrators can add high availability to their Exchange 2010 environment after Exchange has been deployed, without having to uninstall Exchange and then re-deploy in a highly availability configuration.Exchange 2010 provides a view of the event stream that combines the events from the operating system with the events from Exchange.Because storage group objects no longer exist in Exchange 2010, and because mailbox databases are portable across all Exchange 2010 Mailbox servers, it is very easy to move databases when neededA database availability group (DAG) is a set of up to 16 Mailbox servers that provide automatic database-level recovery from failures that affect individual databases. Any server in a DAG can host a copy of a mailbox database from any other server in the DAG. When a server is added to a DAG, it works with the other servers in the DAG to provide automatic recovery from failures that affect mailbox databases, such as a disk failure or server failure.When an administrator creates a DAG, it is initially empty, and an object is created in Active Directory that represents the DAG. The directory object is used to store relevant information about the DAG, such as server membership information. When an administrator adds the first server to a DAG, a failover cluster is automatically created for the DAG. In addition, the infrastructure that monitors the servers for network or server failures is initiated. The failover cluster heartbeat mechanism and cluster database are then used to track and manage information about the DAG that can change quickly, such as database mount status, replication status, and last mounted location

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    Exchange2010 - Presentation Transcript

    1. Exchange 2010
      Antonio Soto
      Director Operaciones España y Portugal
      Solid Quality Mentors
      asoto@solidq.com
    2. Agenda
      La nueva Exchange Management Console
      Novedades Outlook Web Access
      Mejoras en la Arquitectura de Bases de Datos
      Nuevas Funcionalidades de Alta Disponibilidad
      Políticas de Mensajería y Compliance
      Funcionalidades de Mensajería Unificada y Correo por Voz
      Novedades en Buzones y destinatarios
    3. La nueva EMC
      La gestión de bbdd se ha movido al nodo de organización
      Registro de Comandos PowerShell
      Posibilidad de Añadir Bosques de Exchange
      Es posible enviar emails
    4. DEMO
      EMC
    5. Novedades OWA
      Soporte Multilenguaje
      Vista en modo conversación
      Envío de SMS
      Posibilidad de adjuntar mensajes
      Favoritos
      Integración con Web Management Interface
    6. DEMO
      OWA
    7. Mejoras en la Arquitectura de Bases de Datos
      Los Grupos de Almacenamiento dejan de existir
      Las bases de datos no dependen del objeto servidor
      Se gestiona desde la organización
      Mejoras en el esquema
      Refactorización de tablas: Mejor rendimiento
    8. DEMO
      Almacenamiento
    9. Alta Disponibilidad
      Desaparecen
      Local continuous replication (LCR)
      Single copy clusters (SCC)
      Clustered mailbox servers
      DatabaseMobility
      Failover automático a nivel de base de datos de buzones
      Los roles pueden coexistir
      Puede configurarse en cualquier momento
      CCR y SCR dan lugar a DatabaseAvailabilityGroup (DAG)
      Hasta 16 servidores de buzón que proporcionan recuperación automática de fallos a nivel de base de datos
    10. Alta Disponibilidad (II)
      Copias de Bases de Datos de buzón
      Bases de Datos deben de tener un nombre único a nivel de organización
      Registros de transacciones se replican en otros servidores
      Podemos utilizar cualquier copia para backup
    11. Demo
      Copias de Bases de Datos
    12. Políticas de Mensajería y Compliance (I)
      Políticas de Retención
      Tags de Retención
      Tags de Políticas de Retención
      Tags de Políticas Predeterminado
      Tags Personales
      Autotagging
    13. Políticas de Mensajería y Compliance (II)
      Descubrimiento
      Rol de Discovery Management
      Búsquedas en todos los buzones
      Basado en Exchange Search
    14. Políticas de Mensajería y Compliance (III)
      ControlPointEncryption
      Permite la aplicación de plantilla RMS a mensajes durante el transporte
      No reenvío
      Confidencial en Internet
      AD RMS Prelicensing Agent
    15. Demo
      Políticas de Mensajería y Compliance
    16. Mensajería Unificada
      Los usuarios pueden crear y personalizar sus “auto-attendants”
      Soporte de ASR para todos los packs de lenguaje
      Los avisos de Voice Mail tienen un resumen de su contenido
      Integración de Voice Mail con ControlPoint
      Los mensajes de voz no pueden salir del correo
    17. Funcionalidades de Buzón y Destinatarios
      Movimiento de buzones en línea
      Gestión de Permisos de carpetas de buzones
    18. Resumen
      La nueva Exchange Management Console
      Novedades Outlook Web Access
      Mejoras en la Arquitectura de Bases de Datos
      Nuevas Funcionalidades de Alta Disponibilidad
      Políticas de Mensajería y Compliance
      Funcionalidades de Mensajería Unificada y Correo por Voz
      Novedades en Buzones y destinatarios
    19. Gracias!!
      Antonio Soto
      Director Operaciones España y Portugal
      Solid Quality Mentors
      asoto@solidq.com

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