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Yes. Recommended to have a global catalog in both locations
(preferably two in each) and an Exchange server in each location. As long as
they’re in the same Exchange org everything is well integrated as far as
access and E-mail routing between each other. For OWA you have several options. You can designate one site ie.
Your US site as the external URL for OWA access. If your mailbox is in India;
your US Exchange will proxy back to India server. Or you can have two URL going
to each respective Exchange server directly. James Chong 11130 Sunrise Valley Drive, Suite 300 Reston, VA 20191 From:
exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Mitul Zaveri Hi All: I have a situation where we would like to have Exchange
Server at 2 locations. We currently have Exchange Server in U.S and plan to host
one more Server in India. Users will be same at both locations. We would like a
provisioning where users can access their mailboxes at either locations and
access their mails. For e.g. In case a User is in U.S he will access the
mailboxes from U.S server while if he is India he will access the server from
India Server. Hence I would like to know whether the above given scenario
is possible to implement. If yes how do we maintain data consistency at both
locations. Thanks & Regards Mitul Zaveri
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