Is it possible to run the exchange email router on a Windows Server 2003
Exchange cluster? It's a 2 node cluster. Any known problem?

RE: Exchange email router on a Windows 2003 cluster by charlyt

charlyt
Wed Oct 20 13:37:05 CDT 2004

It's not supported. (I don't know for sure if it works anyway)

I have te same problem. Remember that you should install the email router in
the SMTP gateway so, if you have a front end exchange with load balancing you
can install there, instead of the cluster (as a posible escenario).

I think that Microsoft will solve this in the next version of CRM (2.0 in
the first half of 2005).

Carlos, MCSE


"Daniele Romagnoli" wrote:

> Is it possible to run the exchange email router on a Windows Server 2003
> Exchange cluster? It's a 2 node cluster. Any known problem?
>
>
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Re: Exchange email router on a Windows 2003 cluster by Matt

Matt
Thu Oct 21 09:11:47 CDT 2004

While not supported, it will function. If you do a Google search on this groups
history, you will find some steps outlined by someone a few months ago that
talked about the installation.

The big issue though is that inbound emails can end up being duplicated in CRM
as each node in the cluster may send the same msg on to CRM. Other than that,
from what I've heard, it does work fine for outbound.

Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

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On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 11:37:05 -0700, Carlos <charlyt@patan.org> wrote:

It's not supported. (I don't know for sure if it works anyway)

I have te same problem. Remember that you should install the email router in
the SMTP gateway so, if you have a front end exchange with load balancing you
can install there, instead of the cluster (as a posible escenario).

I think that Microsoft will solve this in the next version of CRM (2.0 in
the first half of 2005).

Carlos, MCSE


"Daniele Romagnoli" wrote:

> Is it possible to run the exchange email router on a Windows Server 2003
> Exchange cluster? It's a 2 node cluster. Any known problem?
>
>
>