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Do we want to point their old MX record to our Exchange server so mail comes our way - Absolutely only if the MX is pointing to the Old Exchange Server<br />
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do we want to configure Exchange 2007 (our box) to accept mail for more than one authoritative domain? - Depend on your environment need<br />
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- Rancy
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Do we want to point their old MX record to our Exchange server so mail comes our way - Absolutely only if the MX is pointing to the Old Exchange Server

do we want to configure Exchange 2007 (our box) to accept mail for more than one authoritative domain? - Depend on your environment need

- Rancy

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Rancy,<br />
Can you clarify a bit on point 2? &nbsp;What need would our environment have to warrant this?
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Rancy,
Can you clarify a bit on point 2?  What need would our environment have to warrant this?

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So, our mail migration is done, users have mailboxes in our Exchange organization, mail on the old Exchange server has been forwarded to their new mailboxes, etc. &nbsp;Do we want to point their old MX record to our Exchange server so mail comes our way (we plan on killing off their Exchange box). &nbsp;Secondly, do we want to configure Exchange 2007 (our box) to accept mail for more than one authoritative domain?<br />
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I am sure you experts out there have done this, so what do I need to do to make sure this goes relatively painlessly!
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So, our mail migration is done, users have mailboxes in our Exchange organization, mail on the old Exchange server has been forwarded to their new mailboxes, etc.  Do we want to point their old MX record to our Exchange server so mail comes our way (we plan on killing off their Exchange box).  Secondly, do we want to configure Exchange 2007 (our box) to accept mail for more than one authoritative domain?

I am sure you experts out there have done this, so what do I need to do to make sure this goes relatively painlessly!

Exchange Migration Question

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.