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Exchange 2003 SMTP Conenctors

Asked by askrabbit in Exchange Email Server

I have a W2K3 domain with an E2K3 organisation. One of our E2K3 servers acts as a bridgehead server for internet email. I have configured primary, secondary and tertiary SMTP connectors for internet email. Each SMTP connector forwards to a different smart host, each SMTP connectors address space is for * domains with the cost for each ranging from 1 to 10 to 20.

In testing, when I prevent access to the smart host configured for the primary SMTP connector emails begin to queue on the primary SMTP connector. I was expecting that emails would automatically begin to route via the secondary SMTP connector.

Please can anyone advise on the steps necessary to configure multiple SMTP connectors for the same address space.

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Exchange 2003 SMTP Conenctors

Asked by askrabbit in Exchange Email Server

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