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Powershell for Exchange 2003 Routing Groups Question?

I support 60 Exchange 2003 Servers in an Exchange 2010 Organization and been task to move a new Exchange 2003 Frontend Server to the proper routing group. What powershell command can help me find what routing group the new Exchange 2003 Frontend server is in and what powershell command can put it in the proper routing group?

Exchange_Geek

Get-RoutingGroupConnector | fl Name,SourceTransportServers,TargetTransportServers

Get-RoutingGroupConnector | fl {$_.SourceTransportServers -like "*ServerName*" -or $_.TargetTransportServers -like "*ServerName"}

Replace ServerName with your new Server.

Regards,
Exchange_Geek

355LT1

ASKER

Sorry it does'nt work for me.

Exchange_Geek

my bad

Get-RoutingGroupConnector | where {$_.SourceTransportServers -like "*ServerName*" -or $_.TargetTransportServers -like "*ServerName*"}

Regards,
Exchange_Geek

355LT1

ASKER

That worked.
How would I add the new Exchange 2003 frontend to target routing group?

Manpreet SIngh Khatra

Get-RoutingGroupConnector | where {$_.SourceTransportServers -like "*ServerName*" -or $_.TargetTransportServers -like "*ServerName*"} | Set-RoutingGroupConnector -TargetTransportServers "ServerName"

- Rancy

Manpreet SIngh Khatra

Hope you have only ONE RGC ??

- Rancy

355LT1

ASKER

I have about 40 RG and each one has around 6 RCGs

Manpreet SIngh Khatra

WOW ...... Lovely !!

Do you want to make change to a particular RGC or what ?

- Rancy

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