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Exchange 2000 Routing groups

Asked by livegirllove in Exchange Email Server, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)

I picked up a client with 2 offices. An exchange 2000 (arggghh) box in each office.

Mail is delivered to MAIN and routed to BRANCH.
Mail sent from BRANCH gets routed through MAIN and out to interwebs.

They were having mail delivery issues sending via DNS so I set the Smart Host under the Default Virtual Server.
External mail is routing fine now.

However MAIN users can't send to BRANCH users with this bounce:
A configuration error in the e-mail system caused the message to bounce between two servers or to be forwarded between two recipients

BRANCH can send to MAIN users still.

I assume this is because the VS is trying to route internal messages to the smarthost.

So my question is what do I need to adjust here. My problem is I don't see any SMTP connectors where I can set the address space.

Under Routing groups MAIN-BRANCH I see remote bridgehead pointed at the Default VS under the connector.

A bit confused in my SBS brain.

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Exchange 2000 Routing groups

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