Yevgeniy
Thu Nov 02 12:31:56 CST 2006
Jim, thanks for the reply.
There are about 80 people in each office but I'm almost sure a lot of them
will need to exchange e-mails with attachments up to 10 MB. I'm wondering
about how huge companies (Dell for example) handle their e-mail issue. All
users over the world have an e-mail address like ...@Dell.com. Assuming
there is only one Exchange Server that is responsible for receiving the
e-mail how it then distributed to all people over the world?
Thanks,
Yevgeniy
"Jim McBee (MVP - Exchange)" <jmcbee@cta.spambegone.net> wrote in message
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> You can probably get away with locating your Exchange servers in your
> largest location and then have the remove clients use RPC over HTTPS (or
> just RPC) to connect to the Exchange server. RPC over HTTPS works pretty
> well over low speed links (less than 64KB of availble bandwidth) provided
> not too many clients are using it. How many people are in each office?
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> "Yevgeniy" <yevgeny_dolya@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Hello,
>>
>> I need to provide Exchange services for an organistion that has offices
>> in US, UK and Belgium. What are the possible solutions?
>> First I thought about setting one Exchnage server for each location.
>> VPN, pop3, https? In case of using vpn I'm afraid the link will be
>> overloaded with the traffic between Exchange servers - is there a
>> possibility to limit it to a certain level (500 kbps)?
>>
>> Also how safe is the use of connection to Exchange Server over https?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Yevgeniy
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