Answer / Ravi Shankar Sharma

The preferred cluster configuration for Exchange Server depends on various factors such as availability, scalability, and cost. In general, a two-node active/passive cluster provides the best balance between high availability and cost. However, for even higher availability, a three-node active/passive or a multi-site cluster can be used.

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