Add Office 365 domain to Exchange 2010
Hi Experts,
The company i work for uses Exchange 2010 with a couple of domains mydomain.net and mydomain.nl. Recently they bought a few office 365 licenses for use with the mydomain.eu domain.
Mail send from a mydomain.eu mailbox needs to be handled by the Exchange server and delivered to an application inside the domain where the Exchange server is in.
I added the mydomain.eu as an accepted domain on the Exchange server. It seemed to work fine. However, users report that they cannot send mail from inside the company to the mydomain.eu mailboxes in the office 365 environment.
So to make my question clear;
After adding the office 365 domain as an accepted domain on the Exchange server, users that are on the same LAN as the Exchange server can't send e-mail to the office 365 domain.
Can i get this to work somehow?
The company i work for uses Exchange 2010 with a couple of domains mydomain.net and mydomain.nl. Recently they bought a few office 365 licenses for use with the mydomain.eu domain.
Mail send from a mydomain.eu mailbox needs to be handled by the Exchange server and delivered to an application inside the domain where the Exchange server is in.
I added the mydomain.eu as an accepted domain on the Exchange server. It seemed to work fine. However, users report that they cannot send mail from inside the company to the mydomain.eu mailboxes in the office 365 environment.
So to make my question clear;
After adding the office 365 domain as an accepted domain on the Exchange server, users that are on the same LAN as the Exchange server can't send e-mail to the office 365 domain.
Can i get this to work somehow?
Hi,
We can configure Hybrid Exchange environment---Exchange 2010 and Office 365.
Please refer to Understanding Transport Routing in Exchange 2010 Hybrid Deployments: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh945235(v=exchg.141).aspx
We can configure Hybrid Exchange environment---Exchange 2010 and Office 365.
Please refer to Understanding Transport Routing in Exchange 2010 Hybrid Deployments: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh945235(v=exchg.141).aspx
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But somehow it didn't get created for you.
- First thing first: do you see communication go from you exchange server to Office365 on your firewall or network level? If not then the problem lies with you on-premmise Exchange that isn't forwarding the mails. http://www.msexchange.org/
- In your SPF record, did you include your public IP from where the comes from if you send it to Office365. It is best practice to include this IP/hostrecord
- Are the connectors in Office365 OK? Does it accept mail originating from your public IP address? The site I linked to is with the previous Office365 Tenant version. In the new tenant, you can find this under mailflow - connectors