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The Future of Exchange (Online)

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Page 1: The Future of Exchange (Online)

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The future of Exchange (online)What’s in it for you?

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Speaker Introduction

• Director of Product Research at ENow Software• Exchange Server MVP• Certified Solutions Master

Messaging (MSCM)

• Twitter: @mvanhorenbeeck• Blogs: blog.enowsoftware.com, vanhybrid.com

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Agenda

• Improvements in Exchange 2013• A first look into Exchange 2016 • Exchange 2016 Preferred Architecture• Exchange Online future• Q&A

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Exchange 2013(-ish)

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Standalone HCW

• Remove dependency on the on-premises server for HCW bits; similar to how oAuth config is done today.• Allows MSFT to be more agile >

shorter MTTR in case of issues• Familiar look and feel

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Standalone HCW FAQ

• Will I be able to run it on Exchange 2010/2013/2016?• Can I upgrade from Exchange 2010 to newer version?• Can I opt out of the new HCW experience?• Will I need to add any additional URL to my outbound proxy device?• Will running the Stand Alone HCW change any of my settings?

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Support for IAAS

• As of May (announced at Ignite), MSFT supports the following Exchange 2013 scenario on Azure IAAS VMs:• Non-production• Cluster Witness for stretched DAG• Production; IF Azure Premium Storage is used

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“Exchange on Azure is for people with more money than sense”

~ Jeff Guillet (Exchange MVP)

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Why Azure (or not)?

• Limited use cases• If you need hosted Exchange, better choose Office 365• Can be costly:• Premium Storage = +/- $60 per month for 512 GB• Must use “DS-series”-VMs = +/- $800 per month for “common” server• …

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Exchange 2016

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Enhanced document collaboration

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Office Server?

• Exchange server now leverages the Office web apps• Delivered via Office Web Apps

infrastructure (must be separate server!)• Enables side-by-side viewing and

edit & reply capabilities for OWA• Access to the document is

authorized by Exchange via an OAuth token

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Search enhancements?

• Faster search (improvements based on behavioral analysis in Office 365)• Outlook will now use server-side index when online (= more reliable

results)• Suggested search terms (e.g. contact names)

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Other Productivity Enhancements

• Improvements • Inline previews for URLs / Videos

• Intelligent recipient selection and people search

• Inline reply

• One-click archive

• Common typos/suggestions

• Better way to handle/insert images

• Weather view

• Emojis

• Single line view

• …

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Architecture

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Key architecture changes

• Evolution from Exchange 2013• Lessons learned from Office 365 (again!)• Emphasis on preferred architecture;• Combined MBX and CAS server roles

• Simple(r) coexistence with Exchange 2013;• Easier Namespace planning / rollout

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HA Improvements

• Faster DB corruption detection through new feature called “DB divergence detection”• Faster DB failovers (95pctile < 18 sec)• “Loose Truncation”

• Support for ReFS• New DAG Management service• Replay Lag Manager now on by default;

• Auto play down when # of copies is insufficient• Tied to disk I/O (disk health)

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HA Improvements

• Get-MailboxServerRedundancy• Determine which servers can/cannot be recycled/put into maintenance mode

• Limit excessive database moves• Policies to limit/control human-initiated db moves• Use New-SettingsOverride to control the policies (define peak times, # moves

per hour…)• Admin can still override by specifying the

–SkipMoveSuppressionChecks parameter with Move-ActiveMailboxDatabase

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HA Improvements ct’ed

• AutoReseed improvements• 99,99 % success rate (!)• In 2016 now also reseeds when single copy in the volume fails (instead of

volume failure

• Configuration-only-Reseeds:• Source DB does not have to be online

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Security enhancements

• BitLocker support• Enhancing Mailbox Audit logging (same as Office 365)• Further improve DLP (new sensitive data types)• eDiscovery and Archiving improvements;• Public Folder Data• Integration with Equivio (Machine Learning)

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Extensibility

• MAPI/CDO no longer supported (for real this time)• Move to other protocols such as EWS or REST APIs

• REST APIs:• Mail-, Calendar-, Contacts API• Enable access across all sorts of platforms (mobile, web, …)• Granular, scoped, permissions to user data

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Preferred Architecture

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Namespaces

• Unbound namespace model• Autodiscover• Mail (or protocol-specific entries)• OOS

• Bound namespace for OOS (former WAC)• Use round-robin or GEO-DNS to distribute load across datacenters.

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Unbound model

Round robin between # of VIPs

DNS resolution

DAG

Sue (somewhere in NA)

VIP #1 VIP #2

DAG

mail.contoso.com

Slide courtesy from Microsoft

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Unbound model (global)

Sue(somewhere in NA)

DNS Resolution

DAG

na VIP na VIP

DNS Resolution

DAG

eur VIP eur VIP

Jane(somewherein Europe)

mail.contoso.com

na.contoso.comeur.contoso.com

Slide courtesy from Microsoft

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Load Balancing

• For Exchange: similar to Exchange 2013• Exchange 2013 and 2016 can coexist in same array• For Office Server: affinity required!

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E16 MBX

Exchange Upgrades, the new way.

E2010 CAS

E2013 CAS

Load Balancer

E2013 MBX

It’s Good!!

Slide courtesy from Microsoft

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DAG Design• Each DC in separate AD site (transport HA!)

• Increase DAG density before creating new DAGs

• Scale out instead of scaling up!

• Unbound, symmetrical DAG model spanning across datacenters

• No administrative access point

• Single network for replication and client traffic

• Utilize a third datacenter or Azure for Witness server placement, if possible

• Deploy four copies, two copies in each datacenter

• Distribute active copies across all servers in the DAG

• One copy is a lagged copy (seven days) with automatic play down enabled

• Native Data Protection is utilized

DC2DC1mail VIP

mail VIP

DAG

DC3/Azure

Witness Server

Slide courtesy from Microsoft

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Server design

• Physical deployment; use “commodity” hardware• Dual-socket systems only (20-24 cores total, mid-range processors)• Up to 196GB of memory

• JBOD storage• Large capacity 7.2k SAS disks• Battery-backed cache controller (75/25)• Multiple databases/volume• AutoReseed with hot spare• Data volumes are formatted with ReFS• Data volumes are encrypted with BitLocker

Slide courtesy from Microsoft

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Large mailboxes? Anyone?

• Exchange 2016 will support (very) large mailboxes (100GB+)• Allows to eliminate PST files• Removes need for (3rd party) Archiving solutions• Outlook 2013 or higher can control cached data through slider

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Summary

• Architecture improvements bring a better HA story and improve coexistence/migration scenarios• Want to go low-cost? Take advantage of the Preferred Architecture

and leverage physical, commodity hardware like large capacity 7.2k disks• Keep It Simple S… (KISS). Less is more!

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Exchange OnlineHow about Exchange Online?

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ROADMAP.OFFICE.COM

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MailscapeHow we deal with Exchange 2013 and Exchange 2016

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