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In Exchange 2010, the Client Access Servers now handle all client traffic now (MAPI, Outlook Anywhere, IMAP, POP, OWA, etc.). In Exchange 2007, you could create a hardware load-balanced array of CAS servers, but MAPI connections would always go directly to the mailbox server where the user resided. With Exchange 2010 Database Availability Groups, a user’s mailbox can be moved around between mailbox servers within the DAG. To enable this functionality without causing a major disruption to clients, they connect to an array of CAS servers. A new feature with Exchange 2010 allows you to set a Client Access Server array at the database level. The need for these CAS arrays is critical if you plan to fail between mailbox servers in the DAG.
The following are some quick steps to setting up your CAS Arrays:
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