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Choosing a NIC for synchronizationHi,
Our Exchange Server has two NIC (also used for OMA) I 'm looking for a way to select only one NIC card (and not the other) when the PDA are synchronizing In fact, the synchronization works well when I deactivate one NIC but as I activate both, the synchronization doesn't work anymore. When I look at the IIS log, It seems that the Activesync tries to synchronize on the wrong NIC. Thanks in advance, Hervé - Multihoming your Exchange server is not recommended. You would be better
served to look at Teaming your Nics. -- John Oliver, Jr MCSE, MCT, CCNA Exchange MVP 2008 Microsoft Certified Partner Show quote "behemoth" <she***@wanadoo.Fr> wrote in message news:47178c61$0$27400$ba4acef3@news.orange.fr... > Hi, > > Our Exchange Server has two NIC (also used for OMA) > I 'm looking for a way to select only one NIC card (and not the other) > when the PDA are synchronizing > > In fact, the synchronization works well when I deactivate one NIC but as I > activate both, the synchronization doesn't work anymore. > > When I look at the IIS log, It seems that the Activesync tries to > synchronize on the wrong NIC. > > Thanks in advance, > Hervé - > Hi,
I know this not a good practice. But since we need to use two NIC (one network is used for saving exchange and we are obligated to deactivate it). Hervé - "John Oliver, Jr. [MVP]" <jcolive***@hotmail.com> a écrit dans le message de news: 101C3FDC-6AE5-49CD-993C-3CB8DD5E3***@microsoft.com...Show quote > Multihoming your Exchange server is not recommended. You would be better > served to look at Teaming your Nics. > > -- > John Oliver, Jr > MCSE, MCT, CCNA > Exchange MVP 2008 > Microsoft Certified Partner > > > "behemoth" <she***@wanadoo.Fr> wrote in message > news:47178c61$0$27400$ba4acef3@news.orange.fr... >> Hi, >> >> Our Exchange Server has two NIC (also used for OMA) >> I 'm looking for a way to select only one NIC card (and not the other) >> when the PDA are synchronizing >> >> In fact, the synchronization works well when I deactivate one NIC but as >> I activate both, the synchronization doesn't work anymore. >> >> When I look at the IIS log, It seems that the Activesync tries to >> synchronize on the wrong NIC. >> >> Thanks in advance, >> Hervé - >> > On Fri, 19 Oct 2007 20:33:18 +0200, "behemoth" <she***@wanadoo.Fr> If you mean backing up Exchange then you should configure your NICswrote: >Hi, > >I know this not a good practice. > >But since we need to use two NIC (one network is used for saving exchange >and we are obligated to deactivate it). > >Hervé - properly so that the HTTP(s) traffic is not exposed to the card. Hi,
Note that OWA works well on the same server with 2 NIC but not with OMA. In the IIS log,when both cards are enabled, we see that ActiveSync tries to connect to the wrong network (the backup network). Thus I think we should find a way to tell to ActiveSync : "choose this NIC". Hervé - behemoth <she***@wanadoo.Fr> wrote:
> Hi, You can tell it, but I don't think it's going to pay much attention.> > Note that OWA works well on the same server with 2 NIC but not with > OMA. In the IIS log,when both cards are enabled, we see that ActiveSync > tries to connect to the wrong network (the backup network). > > Thus I think we should find a way to tell to ActiveSync : "choose > this NIC". > Hervé - Multihomed servers are generally a Bad Thing. Server bad. Server naughty. Lanwench beat evil server. Other MVPs sell
tickets. MVPs can pay summit bar bill. Phew. "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
<lanwe***@heybuddy.donotsendme.unsolicitedmailatyahoo.com> wrote: >behemoth <she***@wanadoo.Fr> wrote: My multi-homed, load-balanced front-end servers do very well, thank>> Hi, >> >> Note that OWA works well on the same server with 2 NIC but not with >> OMA. In the IIS log,when both cards are enabled, we see that ActiveSync >> tries to connect to the wrong network (the backup network). >> >> Thus I think we should find a way to tell to ActiveSync : "choose >> this NIC". >> Hervé - > >You can tell it, but I don't think it's going to pay much attention. >Multihomed servers are generally a Bad Thing. you. -- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP MS Exchange FAQ at http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm Don't send mail to this address mailto:h.p***@getronics.com Or to these, either: mailto:h.p***@pinkroccade.com mailto:melvin.mcphucknuc***@getronics.com mailto:melvin.mcphucknuc***@pinkroccade.com Rich Matheisen [MVP] <richnews@rmcons.com.NOSPAM.COM> wrote:
Show quote > "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" Smartypants. You know what I mean.> <lanwe***@heybuddy.donotsendme.unsolicitedmailatyahoo.com> wrote: > >> behemoth <she***@wanadoo.Fr> wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> Note that OWA works well on the same server with 2 NIC but not with >>> OMA. In the IIS log,when both cards are enabled, we see that >>> ActiveSync tries to connect to the wrong network (the backup >>> network). >>> >>> Thus I think we should find a way to tell to ActiveSync : "choose >>> this NIC". >>> Hervé - >> >> You can tell it, but I don't think it's going to pay much attention. >> Multihomed servers are generally a Bad Thing. > > My multi-homed, load-balanced front-end servers do very well, thank > you.  |
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