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Outbound /inbound Mail Cut over risks
Hi all,
I am about to cut over from one ISP to another. we have rebuilt our exchange servers and have the whole internal mail flow working without issue. the edge solution is working with the current ISP. we are about to cut over to the new ISP service (IP is different) and have done much testing. (we initially had issues with being blocked by external spam and block lists. some emails would be delivered fine, other domains unable to receive from us. same with some incoming.
we have done as much test prep but I would like to know of any thing else we might have failed to check for before doing such a cut over so I can implement in my change control process in the transitional testing phase before the migration.
Hard one to allocate points to. So will split or give to best fitting responses.
thanks Â
AJ
I am about to cut over from one ISP to another. we have rebuilt our exchange servers and have the whole internal mail flow working without issue. the edge solution is working with the current ISP. we are about to cut over to the new ISP service (IP is different) and have done much testing. (we initially had issues with being blocked by external spam and block lists. some emails would be delivered fine, other domains unable to receive from us. same with some incoming.
we have done as much test prep but I would like to know of any thing else we might have failed to check for before doing such a cut over so I can implement in my change control process in the transitional testing phase before the migration.
Hard one to allocate points to. So will split or give to best fitting responses.
thanks Â
AJ
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All done thanks :)
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But will check that SPF's have removed old sending IP instances.
AJ