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Just a quick overview:<br />
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Exchange 2003 SP2 BE Cluster (2node active/passive), OWA FE box, 2003 bridgehead which routes mail off to Mimecast for filtering.<br />
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Just implemented Exchange 2010 SP1 RU3 to co-exist with the 2003 environment:<br />
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2x CAS/HUB servers on 2 VMware VMs configured as a CAS array<br />
3x Mailbox servers on 3 physical servers configured as a DAG<br />
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Just test accounts on the 2010 environment at the moment.<br />
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at the moment i haven't configured the Send connectors with any hubs as the source server...so im assuming the mail is routing via the routing groups that link the 2003 &lt;&gt;&nbsp;2010 together.<br />
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One thing im finding is that transport rules don't work, would this be because i haven't configured anything as a source server under the send connectors?<br />
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Just a quick overview:

Exchange 2003 SP2 BE Cluster (2node active/passive), OWA FE box, 2003 bridgehead which routes mail off to Mimecast for filtering.

Just implemented Exchange 2010 SP1 RU3 to co-exist with the 2003 environment:

2x CAS/HUB servers on 2 VMware VMs configured as a CAS array
3x Mailbox servers on 3 physical servers configured as a DAG

Just test accounts on the 2010 environment at the moment.

at the moment i haven't configured the Send connectors with any hubs as the source server...so im assuming the mail is routing via the routing groups that link the 2003 <> 2010 together.

One thing im finding is that transport rules don't work, would this be because i haven't configured anything as a source server under the send connectors?




Exchange 2010 transport rules

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