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dummy email domain for two sites one domain
I have already asked this question an was helped, and led in the right directction however I have an additional question
original post https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24317511/Company-splitting-best-email-solution.html
this is the method I choose to use http://www.amset.info/exchange/twositesonedomain.asp
my question is on the dummy site is can my default recipient policy be the same as my first server. (email domain example.com)
I dont see how this would work unless on the dummy site I made contacts for everyone first server with example.local
original post https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24317511/Company-splitting-best-email-solution.html
this is the method I choose to use http://www.amset.info/exchange/twositesonedomain.asp
my question is on the dummy site is can my default recipient policy be the same as my first server. (email domain example.com)
I dont see how this would work unless on the dummy site I made contacts for everyone first server with example.local
The recipient policy for the EXTERNAL domain can be the same on both servers, but on that method (which I wrote) the dummy domain for the other site should not be in the recipient policy, otherwise Exchange treats the dummy domain as local, which defeats the point.
Simon.
Simon.
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Simon thanks for replying I was hoping you would pick up this question.
please let me recap your statement above. using company.com on both servers will work however that is not what your dummy domain article is saying to use for that method. (ts that would be a whole lot of contacts to create and keep up with)
ok if that is what you are saying:
old server has example.com new server has example2.com If I then do the dummy domain technique. When I have the example.com server emply (with none of my users) I will want to delete the contacts I created on that server (old server). And add example.com to the new server and make that the default.
Is there a technique or method you recommend to do that. I have read its never really a good idea to modify the default recipient policy.
Thanks for your insight.
please let me recap your statement above. using company.com on both servers will work however that is not what your dummy domain article is saying to use for that method. (ts that would be a whole lot of contacts to create and keep up with)
ok if that is what you are saying:
old server has example.com new server has example2.com If I then do the dummy domain technique. When I have the example.com server emply (with none of my users) I will want to delete the contacts I created on that server (old server). And add example.com to the new server and make that the default.
Is there a technique or method you recommend to do that. I have read its never really a good idea to modify the default recipient policy.
Thanks for your insight.
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thanks
Your default recipient policy can be the same on both servers. You do need to make contacts on the second server for everyone on the first server.
JJ