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Exchange Server 2007 & MX Records: #550 5.1.1 RESOLVER.ADR.RecipNotFound; not found ##
I have configured Exchange 2007 Hub and Edge servers. I am migrating from Kerio e-mail server to the Exchange platform. My ISP has given my new Edge server a higher priority than the old server to receive e-mail (through MX records). My e-mail is received well for users created in exchange, but e-mails bounce back for users still on the old server. The error message is : #550 5.1.1 RESOLVER.ADR.RecipNotFound
How do I set up exchange so that it uses MX records appropriately and retries the different servers before giving up?
How do I set up exchange so that it uses MX records appropriately and retries the different servers before giving up?
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In EMC under Organization config > Hub Transport select the Send Connectors tab. Choose Properties on your default connector. Click the Network tab in the Properties dialogue box. Make sure it is set to use DNS "MX" records. You could even try the last option for the External DNS if this doesnt work.
Sorry - misread the question. ATIG is correct with the splitting of the namespace routing.
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>do you have recpient filtering enabled?
Yes I have recepient filtering on the Edge server
>Are you using the same namespace for your old system and new?
Yes, the domain name is the same for the old and the new system
>-If yes you need to setup internal relay for you name space while its split so it will route mail to the >other system if it does not find the user.
The two mail servers are actually on a different IP range (networks), so I guess I have to setup an external relay for the name space. Is this the right approach?
Yes I have recepient filtering on the Edge server
>Are you using the same namespace for your old system and new?
Yes, the domain name is the same for the old and the new system
>-If yes you need to setup internal relay for you name space while its split so it will route mail to the >other system if it does not find the user.
The two mail servers are actually on a different IP range (networks), so I guess I have to setup an external relay for the name space. Is this the right approach?
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>ATIG is correct with the splitting of the namespace routing
Exactly how? By creating an external relay as the servers are in different networks?
Exactly how? By creating an external relay as the servers are in different networks?
If you are using the same name- then Internal Relay
If 2 different names which is sounds like its not then External Relay
If 2 different names which is sounds like its not then External Relay
Forced accept.
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