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Coexistence: Internet and shared space connectors. - 24.Jun.2009 4:24:45 AM

jasomo

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I've an Exchange 2003 server with two smtp connectors configured:
- Internet: To my smtp gateways.
- Shared Domain: To other exchange server in other org that shares an smtp domain with my org.

Now i've installed 2 hub servers as NLB.
I havent installed 2007 mailbox server yet.
Exchange 2007 has configured the routing group connectors that should allow message flow between Exchange 2007 and 2003.

1.- Exchange 2003 is not sending outgoing (internet destinated) messages through the hub transport. ��Is the problem the Internet connector that existed (and continue existing) to send through my smtp gateways i suppose?? �Should i remove that connector?

2.- �Do i have to create an smtp connector to allow my hub transports to send to internet through my smtp gateways?

3.- �Do i have to reconfigure the routing group connectors to make them use both hub transports instead of only the first one?

4.- �How can i get the shared smtp domain work in this coexistence environment? �Remove the smtp connector that exists with the exchange 2003 server as bridgehead and create a new one associated to the hub transport servers?

Thx all !!