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Michel de Rooij has released the latest version of his Exchange Server 2010 SP1 network ports diagram.
For this version, I’ve included clients, 3rd party SMTP elements, UM and OCS/Lync components and a small list of how to change ports or fix dynamic port settings.
Download it free from Michel’s blog here.
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Lovely…have this one on my wall next to the Microsoft architecture one! Very handy resources…
Thanks Paul!
Thanks for a fantastic diagram. How would it differ if the Exchange servers were in a child domain (and the users/mailboxes in a parent domain)? What about an Exchange resource forest?
The reason for asking as that we are working on a solution that may utilise one of the aforementioned deployment models and it would make our firewall config easier if we had the correct diagram.
For reasons I can’t go into there has to be a firewall between the physical location which contains users and the parent domain/accounts forest and the other location which will contain all the Exchange servers and 2 DCs for the child domain/resource forest.
Thanks in advance
Dae.