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What version of Exchange do you have?
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We are Running exchange 2007
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I am looking to setup a backup MX record for a customer. &nbsp;I am happy about creating the reocrd in DNS and to forward the email to our server, but I am not sure what to do then. &nbsp;Can the email be -<br />
A) Stored on the server and then sent out when the prinary MX is avaliable again<br />
B) All mail delivered to an internall account so they can access it via OWA<br />
C) Or a combination of the 2 above.<br />
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I know that a Accepted Domain has to be added and a send connector created but how do I get the email to store and forward from 1 to the other.<br />
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Any help would be much appreciated.
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I am looking to setup a backup MX record for a customer.  I am happy about creating the reocrd in DNS and to forward the email to our server, but I am not sure what to do then.  Can the email be -
A) Stored on the server and then sent out when the prinary MX is avaliable again
B) All mail delivered to an internall account so they can access it via OWA
C) Or a combination of the 2 above.

I know that a Accepted Domain has to be added and a send connector created but how do I get the email to store and forward from 1 to the other.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Backup MX record

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