Chapter 11. Client Access Server
CAS access to directory information
Preparing for transition and interoperability
THE Client Access Server (CAS) is possibly the most misunderstood server role in Exchange Server 2010, perhaps because it is essentially a black box that processes connections coming in from clients and sends those connections on to mailbox servers to permit client access to data. It’s very different from a mailbox server, where you can almost visualize the flow of messages and exert great control over databases through ...
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