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That's possible. In new send connector. Address space tab, rather giving *, give the domain name. *@domain.com or domain.com. Cost 1
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That's possible. In new send connector. Address space tab, rather giving *, give the domain name. *@domain.com or domain.com. Cost 1

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This would work only for a specific recipient domain. &nbsp;What i'm trying to accomplish is every external sent message from a specific internal domain outbound.
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This would work only for a specific recipient domain.  What i'm trying to accomplish is every external sent message from a specific internal domain outbound.

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I have an Exchange 2010 SP3 environment hosting several &nbsp;domains. &nbsp;All outbound internet mail is routed through a send connector pointing to our SPAM/Maleware provider. &nbsp;Two of the domains we have I need to migrate to a different provider to route mail through. &nbsp;Is this even possible natively in Exchange? &nbsp;Everything I know about send connectors tell s me this sin't possible. &nbsp;I don't know if there are third party solutions available to accomplish this goal.
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I have an Exchange 2010 SP3 environment hosting several  domains.  All outbound internet mail is routed through a send connector pointing to our SPAM/Maleware provider.  Two of the domains we have I need to migrate to a different provider to route mail through.  Is this even possible natively in Exchange?  Everything I know about send connectors tell s me this sin't possible.  I don't know if there are third party solutions available to accomplish this goal.

Exchange Send Connector

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.