Ed (or somebody fool enough to try to respond), would my solution in a case
of 2 different Org would work, relaying smtp e-mail from org1 to org2 and
back?
Thank you
PS: I added them yesterday night as a new site.
-----Message d'origine-----
De: Ed Crowley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Date: 11 septembre, 2001 23:18
À: Exchange Discussions
Objet: RE: Org connection and mail relays...
Splitting a site off into its own organization is extremely easy. The only
drawback is that you can't change the organization name later. I really
wouldn't worry about that part. Making it a new site in your existing
organization will make your migration a lot easier.
Ed Crowley MCSE+Internet MVP
Tech Consultant
Compaq Computer Corporation (soon to be HP)
All your base are belong to us.
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bourque Daniel
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 4:40 PM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: Org connection and mail relays...
I just read Paul Robichaux chapter on the IMS and I think I know how to do a
job but first, I would like to validate with you all...
Setup:
One Exchange 5.5 Organisation with multiple sites, one IMS connector on a
dedicated Exch5.5 server on the DMZ, all sites connected by X.400
connectors. The setting is stable. The IMS is serving multiple internal
domain name (Routing xxx.com and yyy.com to Inbound)...
I need to add a new single site Organisation that will (in the futur) have
it's own IMS connection on a separate Internet access/Firewall combo but, in
the mean time, I need to allow it to use our current infrastructure. It
would be real simple to just add it as a new Exchange site but this new
organisation can be sold any time and should stay as independant as
possible... Sharing calendar/Directory would be nice but not necessary.
Proposition:
Modify my current IMS, Routing Tab, add newsite.com Route to: Allways
"Relay". Modify the Connection Tab, Message Delivery, Specify by e-mail
domain, E-mail Domain: newsite.com, Forward all messages to host: 1.2.3.4
(the Exchange server of the new Org/Site).
>From my understanding, that should send all incoming message for newsite.com
to the IMS connector of the new Exchange server. That should include
messages coming from the Internet and from my own internal organisation.
On the new Exchange server's IMS, I should accept all messages for
newsite.com. I should also setup it's IMS Message delivery option to
forward all e-mail to the IMS of my DMZ Exchange server.
Questions:
>From MY understanding, that should cover both incoming and outgoing
e-mail... Am I missing something? Is there a better/simpler way to do it?
Thank you all...
Daniel Bourque
PS: I really don't feel like working today with all that is happening...
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