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OK if I understand well &nbsp;if I have a connector with address space name: abc.com<br />
and I send 2 email from:<br />
1- ab@domain.net to bc@abc.com<br />
2- &nbsp;ab@domain.net to df@xy.net<br />
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The connector will just route the: ab@domain.net to bc@abc.com<br />
Is that right?
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OK if I understand well  if I have a connector with address space name: abc.com
and I send 2 email from:
1- ab@domain.net to bc@abc.com
2-  ab@domain.net to df@xy.net

The connector will just route the: ab@domain.net to bc@abc.com
Is that right?

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Did not receive answer for last question but thanks anyway for first answer.
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Did not receive answer for last question but thanks anyway for first answer.

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for - ab@domain.net to bc@abc.com the new send connector with address space name: abc.com wil be used<br />
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for - ab@domain.net to bc@abc.com the new send connector with address space name: abc.com wil be used



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What is the function of Address Space when we create send connector in Exchange 07
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What is the function of Address Space when we create send connector in Exchange 07

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.