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Hi All<br />
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From what I understand, minor link states need to be suppressed on all Exchange 2003 servers if more than one legacy routing group connector is added to the Exchange org.<br />
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I just cannot get my head around how these routing loops can occur though! I know E2007 doesn't use link state, but how can that form routing loops, and where would the routing loops exist?<br />
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Would anyone be able to suggest an example that would clear this up?
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Hi All

From what I understand, minor link states need to be suppressed on all Exchange 2003 servers if more than one legacy routing group connector is added to the Exchange org.

I just cannot get my head around how these routing loops can occur though! I know E2007 doesn't use link state, but how can that form routing loops, and where would the routing loops exist?

Would anyone be able to suggest an example that would clear this up?

Routing loops in Exchange 2003/2007 mixed mode

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