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Subject: Re: Outlook Web access Question.
From: Phillip Renouf (phillipr
SOBEYS.COM)Date: Thu Aug 24 2000 - 14:13:59 CDT
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>3/ Your mail server will need to run IIS. Because the users are logging on
>to the server, the server will also do most of the work for the user. (ie
>the browser does not do as much as your mail client software) Make sure you
>are not over-burdening your machine.
You can also run IIS on a separate non-exchange box and install just the
Web Access portion. This is a great solution because you can put the Web
Access box into a DMZ and keep the Exchange server inside the network. It
also keeps the load off of your main Exchange box, which can be fairly high
with Web Access if you have a large number of users.
Phil Renouf
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