Exchange Overview - How it Works HC7 supports MS Exchange to provide strong collaboration within hosting environment. MS Exchange Server 2007 is a competent messaging system that assures any where e-mails access to all. It provides built-in protective technologies to keep your business moving to the highest level. Moreover, it reduces spam/viruses, enable confidential communications, and thus help your company to be compliant. It can reside on a single server as well as cluster of servers. You can also install HC7 and Exchange 2007 on a single server, depending on your business needs and if the server meets the hardware & software requirements for both. HC7 provides a user-friendly interface that allows you to create and manage Mail Domains, Mail Boxes, Distribution Lists, and Public Folders in an organized manner. How it Works Buy Now ! Supported Modules Mailboxes Distribution Lists Public Folder How it Works HC7 deals with three Exchange Server roles out of five, namely as: Client Access Server (CAS) Hub Transport Server (HUB) Mailbox Server (MBX) All what you need is to install HC7 on exchange server 2007 machine containing the role of HUB Transport Server and HC7 manages the rest itself. It monitors and handles all the Exchange 2007 roles for you in an efficient and organized manner. There isn’t any long list of steps to install HC with Exchange 2007, all you need to do is: Install HC7 on Database Server. Install Exchange Server 2007 either on the same or another machine. HC facilitates you to install HC7 and MS Exchange on a single server as well as cluster of servers. After login as Host Admin, in “Global Settings” select Exchange 2007 as Mail Server and add the server (where Exchange 2007 is installed) as a mail server to HC7 cluster. During this process all Mailbox Servers and Client Access Servers (CASs) are shown to you. Here you just have to select one CAS Server for Outlook Web Access if you have multiple CASs. That is it! Now you can run Exchange 2007 with HC7.