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ajhstn · ‎06-04-2014

Hey guys, when configuring stingray traffic manager to load balance exchange 2010, rpc/mapi/135 and rpc/mb/59532 pools were created with traffic rules setup to handle the required RPC Persistence. Now with Exchange 2013 this persistence is not needed, but while I am in co-existence, do I need to leave these virtual servers here or can I remove them, and have ALL 2010 outlook mailboxes come directly to the exchange 2013 CAS virtual server? Thanks

ajhstn · ‎07-22-2013

Nice of you all share this, I am excited to install and try this out.

ajhstn · ‎04-30-2013

Excellent Thank you Owen. I'll check it out and give you feedback. Andrew. Sent from Samsung Mobile

ajhstn · ‎04-29-2013

Hi, in my case I must have persistence classes, as I continually and getting new connections.. Its been 20-30 minutes now. So should I simple disable a node instead where I understand, all connections will be dropped, so I can perform maintenance on the node?

ajhstn · ‎04-29-2013

With role draining, can I script to drain all roles quickly? For example to drain my exchange 2010 cas node for each pool I have configured, takes some time, as I need to go to each cas pool and drain the node..

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