I have a partner domain, where we have a two way transitive trust.
We have a sharepoint implementation that sends alerts out to respective users on document creation and etc.
On the main domain, where the sharepoint resides is exchange 2007
On the trusted domain they use lotus notes.
Inside Exchange 2007 on the main domain
we create a recieve connector
We added the local sharepoint servers to this connector
We are able to recieve alerts on the main domain, but users in the trusted or external domain cannot recieve alerts.
What do we need to do?
I tried creating a new recieve connector for external domain.
But that did not work, unless I chose wrong option
I tried creating a send connector and added the external domain, but that did not work either.
Need expert Exchange help please : )
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Indyrb
8/22/2022 - Mon
Amit
What happens if Alters are send over the internet to another domain?
Indyrb
ASKER
Thats the thing, they dont get the email in the external domain, its like they arent even being sent. Internal alerts from sharepoint to Exchange 2007 work just fine.
Amit
Did you checked with Notes admin, whether they set any restriction? I guess you need to check with Notes admin.
Also what about sending normal email or email from Public domain, whether that works or not.
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Indyrb
ASKER
Can you explain what you mean, and what they need to check?>
If a user in internal domain... internal.domain.com sends to externaldomain.edu
The email comes through...
However alerts are not sent to externaldomain.edu on sharepoint alerts.
Even though there is a recieve connector with the Sharepoint servers added.
Can you provide step by step please?
Indyrb
ASKER
This article is exactly what i am up against, except the externaldomain.edu runs lotus notes.
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