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Removing Routing Groups...

Asked by rfranta in Exchange Email Server

Tags: Microsoft, Exchange, 2007

I have upgraded my exchange 2000 environment to 2007. During the migration I added the remote bridgehead connector for my old exchange 2000 server. I never removed this connector before decomissioning the old server. I now get messaged locked up in that queue trying to be delivered to the old server.

I went to the command shell to remove the connector but how do I know which connector to remove? There are 5 of them in there. They have very generic names some are named the same name as the exchange 2007 server and others are named the same as my domain. Is there a way to get more detailed information on these connectors?

Second question is should I have any at all? I know I need my SMTP connector in the hub transport section. But these connectors here through the shell, (I'm using the get-routinggroups cdmlet) seem to be connecting me to other servers. I no longer have any other servers. So i should be able to remove all of these connectors, correct?

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Name                      SourceRoutingGroup         TargetRoutingGroup
----                      ------------------         ------------------
LMHA1600                  First Routing Group        Exchange Routing Group ...
LMHA1600                  Exchange Routing Group ... First Routing Group
1600ex                    First Routing Group        Exchange Routing Group ...
1600ex                    Exchange Routing Group ... First Routing Group
 
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