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Mastering Exchange Server Roles: Overview and Best Practices Guides

Two Expert E-Guides: Mastering Exchange Server Roles

Effectively managing Exchange Server 2010's five server roles is crucial to getting the most out of your implementation. But, you must first understand their use cases and flexibilities in order to utilize them to their fullest potential.

Download this two-part guide for an in-depth look at the capabilities of and best practices for Exchange 2010's five server roles:

- Client Access Server
- Mailbox Server
- Hub Transport Server
- Edge Transport Server
- Unified Messaging

Claim your exclusive download today to ensure your Exchange 2010 deployment and role configurations are suited for your organization's needs.

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