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Two Exchange 2007 servers - sending mail problem
We have an environment where there are two Exchange 2007 servers. In/out mail flow and all mailboxes had been moved to the database on the newer server, as the older one was being scheduled to be taken offline.
However the new server had suffered an array failure. We were able to get the OS back up but only the Exchange information store and system attendant services are able to start. We are trying to put the old server back into production but any mailboxes on the new server mailbox database cannot send mail out. Those mailboxes receive mail and can be accessed through OWA on the old server.
Is there any way i can route outbound mail through the old server for mailboxes still on the new server? I'm thinking it can be done by changing the site cost? How can that be done?
thanks for any help
However the new server had suffered an array failure. We were able to get the OS back up but only the Exchange information store and system attendant services are able to start. We are trying to put the old server back into production but any mailboxes on the new server mailbox database cannot send mail out. Those mailboxes receive mail and can be accessed through OWA on the old server.
Is there any way i can route outbound mail through the old server for mailboxes still on the new server? I'm thinking it can be done by changing the site cost? How can that be done?
thanks for any help
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Thanks for your answer - I had already deleted all send connectors except the one on the old server. If the user mailbox is on the old server sending works, but if it's on the new server (the damaged one) it cannot send out. We are moving mailboxes back to the old server, but would like to enable sending for those mailboxes that haven't transferred yet.
I'll delete and recreate all send connectors and see if that helps
I'll delete and recreate all send connectors and see if that helps
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apathy42 - sorry I didn't completely understand your original post the first time around. I get what you're saying now, thanks for clarifying.
I'm now having issues with CAS services and enabling a re-keyed UCC cert on the working server. I'll open a new question for that. Thanks again for the help
I'm now having issues with CAS services and enabling a re-keyed UCC cert on the working server. I'll open a new question for that. Thanks again for the help
Address space - Type: SMTP, Address: *, Cost: 1
Network - Route mail through the following smart hosts: old.Exchange.server, Authentication either None or Exchange Server Authentication, depending on what your old Exchange Server requires in its primary SMTP receive connector on port 25.
Source Server: New Exchange Server