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Migration Problem
I have already Exchange 2003 in my organization up and running, I am making Migration to Exchange 2007 on a second 64-Bit Server, in the installation type, I specified in [MAIL FLOW SETTINGS] the Exchange 2003 Server. The Setup was completed successfully, and both Exchange servers are connected to each other.
I have tested and I moved only 2 Legacy mailboxes to Exchange 2007 from EMC "Recipient configuration / Mailbox", the operation completed successfully. Now these 2 mailboxes are on the Exchange 2007 Mailbox database, then I have tested to send and receive emails between us is worked, but to send and receive emails from other mailboxes who are still on the Legacy Exchange 2003, it didn't work even to send and receive emails from the Internet, failed.
Please any help???
Thank you in advance...
I have tested and I moved only 2 Legacy mailboxes to Exchange 2007 from EMC "Recipient configuration / Mailbox", the operation completed successfully. Now these 2 mailboxes are on the Exchange 2007 Mailbox database, then I have tested to send and receive emails between us is worked, but to send and receive emails from other mailboxes who are still on the Legacy Exchange 2003, it didn't work even to send and receive emails from the Internet, failed.
Please any help???
Thank you in advance...
Busbar
Did you created a rounting group connector between the Exchange 2003<> Excahneg 2007, if not you can create it using the new-routinggroupconenctor cmdlet
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No I didn't create routing group connector, when I installed Exchange 2007, in the installation type, I specified in [MAIL FLOW SETTINGS] the Exchange 2003 Server. The Setup was completed successfully, and both Exchange servers are connected to each other. The routing group connector it is not this created by default when I specified in the Mail Flow settings the name of our Exchange 2003.
If no, could you tell me please the cmdlet command?
Thank you,
If no, could you tell me please the cmdlet command?
Thank you,
ASKER
Please any help?
it is New-RoutingGroupConnector -name e12-e2003-Connector -SourceTransportServers e12 -BiDirectional $true
and of course make sure to change the e12 with your Exchange 2007 server's name
You shouldn't need to create a RGC because the setup creates one for you.
Check whether there is a smart host on the SMTP virtual server of the Exchange 2003 server. If there is it must be removed. Also ensure that there are no connection restrictions on the SMTP virtual server that will stop the other server from communicating with it.
Simon.
Check whether there is a smart host on the SMTP virtual server of the Exchange 2003 server. If there is it must be removed. Also ensure that there are no connection restrictions on the SMTP virtual server that will stop the other server from communicating with it.
Simon.
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Hi Sembee, exactly the Setup creates one for me.
There is no smart host on my SMTP Virtual Server on the ESM 2003.
In the default SMTP Virtual Server, Access TAB, Relay restriction, I have an IP for a one local server to relay email through this SMTP Virtual Server.
What should I DO? Add the IP of the Exchange 2007 Server on the list below?
There is no smart host on my SMTP Virtual Server on the ESM 2003.
In the default SMTP Virtual Server, Access TAB, Relay restriction, I have an IP for a one local server to relay email through this SMTP Virtual Server.
What should I DO? Add the IP of the Exchange 2007 Server on the list below?
ASKER
Please any help Simon?
Thank you in advance...
Thank you in advance...
Did you made any changes on send/receive connectors on each server
ASKER
no busbar, I didn't make any changes on send/receive connectors on each server?
As I can see from the Queue of EMC 2007, that the messages sent are still in the Queue Viewer[Unreachable domain, Unreachable] ... Please help me to resolve this Issue???
As I can see from the Queue of EMC 2007, that the messages sent are still in the Queue Viewer[Unreachable domain, Unreachable] ... Please help me to resolve this Issue???
can you pass the output of get-routinggroupconnector
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Sorry I didn't understand, please could you explain for me more? [can you pass the output of get-routinggroupconnector]
Thank you,
Thank you,
open the power sheel.
type get-routinggroupconenctor.
then copy the output and paste it here
type get-routinggroupconenctor.
then copy the output and paste it here
ASKER
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CPH
tity "Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIB0HF23SPDLT) \Exchange Routing Group (D
WBGZMFD01QNBJR) \Ex2007 to Ex2003 RGC" -DomainController cph.com.lb
Get-RoutingGroupConnector : Unable to find 'cph.com.lb' computer information in
domain controller 'cph.com.lb' to perform the suitability check. Verify the fu
lly qualified domain name.
At line:1 char:26
+ Get-RoutingGroupConnector <<<< -Identity "Exchange Administrative Group (FYD
IB0HF23SPDLT) \Exchange Routing Group (DWBGZMFD01QNBJR) \Ex2007 to Ex2003 RGC"
-DomainController cph.com.lb
???
tity "Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIB0HF23SPDLT) \Exchange Routing Group (D
WBGZMFD01QNBJR) \Ex2007 to Ex2003 RGC" -DomainController cph.com.lb
Get-RoutingGroupConnector : Unable to find 'cph.com.lb' computer information in
domain controller 'cph.com.lb' to perform the suitability check. Verify the fu
lly qualified domain name.
At line:1 char:26
+ Get-RoutingGroupConnector <<<< -Identity "Exchange Administrative Group (FYD
IB0HF23SPDLT) \Exchange Routing Group (DWBGZMFD01QNBJR) \Ex2007 to Ex2003 RGC"
-DomainController cph.com.lb
???
cna you format it in redable format please
ASKER
Sorry I didn't understand what do you mean?
ASKER
[PS] C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CPH>Get-RoutingGroupConnector -Iden
tity "Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)\Exchange Routing Group (DW
BGZMFD01QNBJR)\Ex2007 to Ex2003 RGC" -DomainController cph.com.lb
Get-RoutingGroupConnector : Unable to find 'cph.com.lb' computer information in
domain controller 'cph.com.lb' to perform the suitability check. Verify the fu
lly qualified domain name.
At line:1 char:26
+ Get-RoutingGroupConnector <<<< -Identity "Exchange Administrative Group (FYD
IBOHF23SPDLT)\Exchange Routing Group (DWBGZMFD01QNBJR)\Ex2007 to Ex2003 RGC" -D
omainController cph.com.lb
don't specify a domain controller, just type : get-routinggroupconnector
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I type Get-RountingGroupConnector
[PS] C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CPH
[PS] C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CPH
[PS] C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CPH
[PS] C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CPH
ASKER
Please Busbar, any help?
I typed Get-RountingGroupConnector
[PS] C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CPH
[PS] C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CPH
I typed Get-RountingGroupConnector
[PS] C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CPH
[PS] C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CPH
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