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you cannot filter the sender to a specific send connector<br />
exchange routing load balances delivery automatically<br />

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you cannot filter the sender to a specific send connector
exchange routing load balances delivery automatically


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in other words, &nbsp;there is no way to place &quot;delivery restrictions&quot; on a send connector similar to the smtp connector Exchange 2003<br />
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this functionality has been replaced by &quot;Transport Rules&quot; which do not allow you to route message thru specific connectors
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in other words,  there is no way to place "delivery restrictions" on a send connector similar to the smtp connector Exchange 2003

this functionality has been replaced by "Transport Rules" which do not allow you to route message thru specific connectors

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yes, you would need to add a third party tool to accomplish this
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yes, you would need to add a third party tool to accomplish this

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This question has been classified as abandoned and is being closed as part of the Cleanup Program. See my comment at the end of the question for more details.
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This question has been classified as abandoned and is being closed as part of the Cleanup Program. See my comment at the end of the question for more details.

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Hi,<br />
We have a multitenant Exchange 2007 organization and we need to be able to route all emails from one specific company (call it a.com) to a specific smart-host for email encryption. We use Mcafee/MXLogic for our email defense. &nbsp;They work and bill per user per domain. Does anyone know how to point all emails from company a.com to its own smart-host?<br />
Thanks,<br />
Ed<br />

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Hi,
We have a multitenant Exchange 2007 organization and we need to be able to route all emails from one specific company (call it a.com) to a specific smart-host for email encryption. We use Mcafee/MXLogic for our email defense.  They work and bill per user per domain. Does anyone know how to point all emails from company a.com to its own smart-host?
Thanks,
Ed


Outbound mail routing in Multitenant Exchange 2007 organization

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