We currently have a Exchange 2003 deployment with front-end and back-end servers. One of our Front-end Servers that is configured for OWA/IMC access is currently End of Life and needs to be replaced. My question is since we need to get a new machine in-house and we need to prepare for migrating to Exchange to 2007, would this be a good opportunity to extend the schema out and replace that front-end server as a Exchange 2007/sp1 Client Access and Hub server? I read that there are some new active sync polices/features available in 2007/sp1 that look interesting. Are the Active Synch client features such as Out of Office and wipe linked to the Client Access server role or do the front and backends all need to be 2007 for users to take advantage of the new features. I'm also to understand that ActiveSync is faster and I hope some of the hot fixes have been rolled into SP1 since we do have intermittent problems with the 2003 version on large mailboxes and such.
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