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it depends on the version of exchange you are using<br />
exchange 2003 will route outbound messages automatically<br />
exchange 2007 and 2010 require a new send connector under the organization configuration, hub transport
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it depends on the version of exchange you are using
exchange 2003 will route outbound messages automatically
exchange 2007 and 2010 require a new send connector under the organization configuration, hub transport

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What version of exchange are you using ?<br />
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Why are you trying to do this in the first place @ separate connector for aol<br />
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You can't route all emails through google smtp without a google apps account
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What version of exchange are you using ?

Why are you trying to do this in the first place @ separate connector for aol

You can't route all emails through google smtp without a google apps account

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Exchange 2003.<br />
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AOL is bouncing back on emails because we do not have a PTR record. &nbsp; We're working with AT&amp;T on this, but they're slow. &nbsp; &nbsp;How big of deal is setting up and google apps account?
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Exchange 2003.

AOL is bouncing back on emails because we do not have a PTR record.   We're working with AT&T on this, but they're slow.    How big of deal is setting up and google apps account?

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AT&amp;T did setup the pointer records. &nbsp;All I had to do was add their name servers to our godaddy account.
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AT&T did setup the pointer records.  All I had to do was add their name servers to our godaddy account.

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I need to setup a connector in exchange in order to send email to aol, etc. &nbsp; I would like to know if anybody has had luck using google's smtp server. &nbsp; Our ISP is AT&amp;T and I plan to have them setup a PTR record, but until then, I would like to use a connector.
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I need to setup a connector in exchange in order to send email to aol, etc.   I would like to know if anybody has had luck using google's smtp server.   Our ISP is AT&T and I plan to have them setup a PTR record, but until then, I would like to use a connector.

Exchange connector for aol, etc

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.