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Exchange 2003 migration to Exchange 2010
Hi,
I have an issue with Exchange 2003 not sending emails internally to Exchange 2010.
Scenario:
Exchange 2003 single server environment. Migration to Exchange 2013 with Exchange 2010 as interim server. Windows Server 2012 hosting the Exchange 2010 installation. Xch2010 installation is complete but not 100% working.
I have created a test mailbox on the xch2010 server from which I can send emails (both internal and external receive it, internally to the 2003 mb receives the message and internally to another 2010 mb receives the message) but does not receive from any source other than internal xch2010 mb.
There are 2 routing groups present:
When I run: Test-Mailflow -Identity SRVXCH1 -TargetEmailAddress SRVXCH0_mail@xch2003mb.co. za it fails.
Any assistance appreciated.
Regards,
HS
I have an issue with Exchange 2003 not sending emails internally to Exchange 2010.
Scenario:
Exchange 2003 single server environment. Migration to Exchange 2013 with Exchange 2010 as interim server. Windows Server 2012 hosting the Exchange 2010 installation. Xch2010 installation is complete but not 100% working.
I have created a test mailbox on the xch2010 server from which I can send emails (both internal and external receive it, internally to the 2003 mb receives the message and internally to another 2010 mb receives the message) but does not receive from any source other than internal xch2010 mb.
There are 2 routing groups present:
Name SourceRoutingGroup TargetRoutingGroup
---- ------------------ ------------------
SRVXCH1-SRVXCH0 Exchange Routing Group (DWBGZMFD01QNBJR) First Routing Group
SRVXCH0-SRVXCH1 First Routing Group Exchange Routing Group (DWBGZMFD01QNBJR)
When I run: Test-Mailflow -Identity SRVXCH1 -TargetEmailAddress SRVXCH0_mail@xch2003mb.co.
Any assistance appreciated.
Regards,
HS
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HI Will,
Thanks for you response, but as stated in the OP, this is for Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010. Migrating to Exchange 2013 will come after.
Regards,
HS
Thanks for you response, but as stated in the OP, this is for Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010. Migrating to Exchange 2013 will come after.
Regards,
HS
Hi,
For migration of the mailboxes from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2010, you can refer to the manual method given below:
http://www.networkworld.co m/communit y/node/476 32
Moreover while doing this, if at any stage you need my assistance then please let me know.
For migration of the mailboxes from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2010, you can refer to the manual method given below:
http://www.networkworld.co
Moreover while doing this, if at any stage you need my assistance then please let me know.
ASKER
Hi John,
Thanks for your reply, but I've done the whole migration process.
The Exchange 2003 server will still be used while we move all 200+ mailboxes to 2010.
The issue is not with the set up process, but with the mail sending from 2003 to 2010.
I can send emails from a 2010 mailbox to another 2010 mailbox, but cannot send from a 2003 mailbox to 2010 mailbox.
I can see the emails in the Routing Group queue on 2003, as status "queued".
Thanks for your reply, but I've done the whole migration process.
The Exchange 2003 server will still be used while we move all 200+ mailboxes to 2010.
The issue is not with the set up process, but with the mail sending from 2003 to 2010.
I can send emails from a 2010 mailbox to another 2010 mailbox, but cannot send from a 2003 mailbox to 2010 mailbox.
I can see the emails in the Routing Group queue on 2003, as status "queued".
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Hi Simon,
Thanks so much, with your guidance I managed to get it sorted :)
Btw, it was not the routing group connectors that caused the issue, it was the SMTP Virtual Server config. There was a SmartHost configured on the Default SMTP Virtual Server of the First Administrative Group.
Regards,
HS
Thanks so much, with your guidance I managed to get it sorted :)
Btw, it was not the routing group connectors that caused the issue, it was the SMTP Virtual Server config. There was a SmartHost configured on the Default SMTP Virtual Server of the First Administrative Group.
Regards,
HS
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SMTP Virtual Server config issue, smarthost was specified, removed and mail flowing from 2003 > 2010.
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Will.