Exchange 2010 - Part 20 - A Look at The Hub and Edge Transport Server Roles
Exchange 2010 - Part 20 - A Look at The Hub and Edge Transport Server Roles
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• Send/Receive Connectors
• Transport Rules
• Hub/Edge Synchronization
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Send Connectors
Receive Connectors
Transport Rules
Accepted Domains
Hub handles all of the mail flow within the company: Applies
Transport Rules, Journaling policies, delivers messages to
mailboxes and more.
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Mail will go through Hub and Edge transport servers. All mail will
flow between them.
• If you have one HT and one ET, all mail will flow between them,
both incoming and outgoing
The Hub Transport role, although it can protect the front lines to
a degree, is designed to be a second layer of defense and has a
greater role in message compliance, internal mail flow and policy
enforcement.
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