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After changing the MX record I would give a cost of 5 to IRONPORT and a cost of 10 to Tumbleweed?
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After changing the MX record I would give a cost of 5 to IRONPORT and a cost of 10 to Tumbleweed?

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We recently purchased IRONPORT (ESA) Email Security Appliance for our organization.<br />
We currently are running Tumbleweed Mailgate as our Security &amp;&nbsp;SPAM filter.<br />
How can I test IRONPORT without taking Tumbleweed Mailgate down?<br />
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We are running Exchnage 2010. &nbsp;Is there a way for Exchange 2010 just to use IRONPORT without taking down Tumbleweed Mailgate? &nbsp;We just want to test the IRONPORT to see if the SPAM Settings and mail flow is correctly configured.<br />
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Is there a way to route emails to IRONPORT?
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We recently purchased IRONPORT (ESA) Email Security Appliance for our organization.
We currently are running Tumbleweed Mailgate as our Security & SPAM filter.
How can I test IRONPORT without taking Tumbleweed Mailgate down?

We are running Exchnage 2010.  Is there a way for Exchange 2010 just to use IRONPORT without taking down Tumbleweed Mailgate?  We just want to test the IRONPORT to see if the SPAM Settings and mail flow is correctly configured.

Is there a way to route emails to IRONPORT?

Testing New Smarthost - IRONPORT

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