Load balancing Microsoft Exchange

About Microsoft Exchange

Microsoft Exchange Server, the mainstay of Microsoft’s Unified Communications solution, has grown beyond being regarded as the standard in business email into a fully-fledged communications tool. Exchange 2019 is Microsoft’s latest enterprise-level messaging and collaboration server – its architecture is very similar to Exchange 2016.

Key benefits of load balancing

Here are a few key benefits:

• Ensures the application is always available
• Provides a stable, optimal performance
• Ability to isolate servers which reduces risk when performing upgrades/maintenance
• Scalability

Microsoft’s Enterprise solutions are at the heart of businesses everywhere. Loadbalancer.org is officially certified for all of Microsoft’s key applications which you can find here. More details on the Microsoft Exchange components, how it works, and prerequisites for load balancing can be found in our deployment guide, available to view below.