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wasn't quite the solution I had to mess with it to get it to work
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wasn't quite the solution I had to mess with it to get it to work

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We have two exchange boxes in different geographic sites and when the first one was installed everything was fine with the EMC. However, now that the second one has been installed my EMC will try to connect to the one that is thousands of miles away instead of the local one. <br />
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Even after I've right-clicked and try to select the local one and to open that one by default it will just beep and not let me do that. <br />
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Anyone know what might cause this to happen?
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We have two exchange boxes in different geographic sites and when the first one was installed everything was fine with the EMC. However, now that the second one has been installed my EMC will try to connect to the one that is thousands of miles away instead of the local one. 

Even after I've right-clicked and try to select the local one and to open that one by default it will just beep and not let me do that. 

Anyone know what might cause this to happen?

Exchange 2010 EMC always goes to the wrong Exchange box...

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.