In Exchange 2010, all clients connect to the Client Access Role. This includes internal Outlook connections as well as Outlook Anywhere, Exchange ActiveSync and OWA.
Where a * is shown next to the article, it is an Exchange 2007 article that also applies to Exchange 2010.
Client Access Server Role
- Enable Outlook Anywhere*
- Change Expired Password through OWA
- Making the OWA Login Page the Default Page on a Web Site
Exchange 2010 Home Page - Site Home Page
Last Page Update: 15/09/2011
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