OABGen Service This is the service that is running on the OAB Generation server (Exchange 2007 Server with the Mailbox server role installed) in order for the OABs to be created. (In Exchange Server 2007, OABs are located on the Client Access Server in the site.) The OAB mechanism depends on the following components: ▪
(We'll bet that many of you have had your issues with OABs!) To use the new distribution mechanism, it's required that the clients run Outlook 2007, but there's still support for legacy clients (Outlook 2003 and earlier), since you can choose to have both a Public Folder and a Web-based distribution point. OABs in Exchange Server 2007 use HTTP(S) and the Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS), which provides us with several benefits, such as support for more concurrent clients, even more reduced bandwidth usage, and finally, much better control over the distribution points. Exchange Server 2007 introduces a completely new distribution mechanism for OABs, a mechanism that isn't based on Public Folders, as was the case with Exchange Server 20. The OAB functionality has change radically in Exchange Server 2007, so before we dive into the configuration settings for OABs, a little introduction to the new behavior of this type of address book is in order.
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