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Alberto Pascual · Office365 MVP

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• Microsoft Certifications and awards

- Office365 MVP

- MCSA Windows Server 2008

- MCITP Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator

- MCTS 70-680 / 70-640 / 70-642 / 70-643

- Microsoft Specialist – Administering Office365 for SMB (74-324)

- MAP in 2010 and 2013

- Small business specialist

- Microsoft Community Contributor 2013 and 2014

• ITPro.es member

- http://blogs.itpro.es/guruxp

• More than 20 years with IT

• Office365 migrations and deployments experienced

• Spanish Office365 Community forums Contributor and also English Technet fórums

• Co-Founder of the very first Office365 Community in Spain

@guruxp

[email protected]

@guruxp

[email protected]

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How old are you with Exchange?

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On-Prem VS Cloud

VS

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On-Prem VS Cloud

VS

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On-Prem VS Cloud

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Why not going hybrid?

Best of two worlds

Ability to go back and forth with mailboxes

Federation Trust (enables free/busy, calendar sharing, etc)

All in one management from on-prem

More storage (mailbox, mailbox+Online archive, Online archive)

Client autoconfiguration

No new profile or OST regeneration needed

No local bandwidth shared with mobile users

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Requirements for going hybrid Exchange 2010SP3+ / 2013CU2+

If Exchange 2007 > SP3RU10 AND at least one Exchange 2013CU2 CAS and MBX roles*

Office365 M, G, E and A plans. So NO SB plans

Office365 tenant must be 15.0.620.28+ and no Transitioning services true status:

Custom domain registered already in Office365 Subscription

Autodiscover DNS record correctly configured pointing to on-prem CAS server

WAAD Sync Tool (DirSync) deployed and working

SAN Certificate with EWS and Autodiscover URIs included (sorry no self-signed certs)

IF want Online Archive feature: ADFS and SSO is recommended

Always go with RCA tool:

What about Edge servers?: Exchange 2010 SP3+ OR Exchange 2013 SP1

Get-OrganizationConfig | Format-List AdminDisplayVersion,IsUpgradingOrganization

https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com

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Going Hybrid!

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Centralized Transport

Great for compliance and regulations

Secure Mail is the main base

The OnPremisesSmartHost FQDN can be: A Single EX2013CAS, EX2013/2010 EDGE server

Multiple round robin EX2013CAS, EX2013/2010 EDGE servers

Multiple LB EX2013CAS, EX2013/2010 EDGE servers (great for High availability)

Create an extra “*.*” connector to forward outgoing mail through EOP from On-Premises.

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Done? , not yet…

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MRS Mailbox Replication Service Proxy allows you to move mailboxes to/from Exchange Online

You can choose to move Mailbox, Archive or both

Can be Configured via GUI or through PS

Can schedule mailbox moves

Get-WebServicesVirtualDirectory | Set-WebServicesVirtualDirectory -MRSProxyEnabled $true

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What about EDGE?

Good for not exposing internal CAS or MBX servers to Internet

Optional but recommended

Exchange 2010 SP3 or Exchange 2013 SP1

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THANKS!

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