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How does a Windows 2000 site relate to an Exchange 2000 routing group?

April 26, 2017exchange group relate routing site Windows

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How does a Windows 2000 site relate to an Exchange 2000 routing group?

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An Exchange routing group is a collection of Exchange 2000 servers with high-availability to one another, but not necessarily high bandwidth. Although the concept of the Windows 2000 site and the Exchange routing group are quite similar, there are no alignment prerequisites for deployment. Routing groups are defined in the configuration naming context of the Active Directory.