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Multiple Domain Routing - Exchange 2003 - Microsoft Exchange

Multiple Domain Routing - Exchange 2003

Posted: 18 Feb 2009 08:27 AM PST

Oliver and Bharat thanks.

Again there are many organizations within the state so yes we probably share
some namespaces.

IE: 123.state.gov
abc.state.gov

So they many be *.state.gov but we have others with
123.state.xx.us

and similar.

I think we configure that if an email on 123.state.gov is going to
123.state.xx.us or abc.state.gov then I can configure smtp connectors that
would basically say route to the appropriate server. Else if not this then
send to Internet.

I thought this was doable but there have been some disagreements and I
wanted to confirm it was. Seems to be so.


"Oliver Moazzezi [MVP]" wrote:
 

Update Rollup 6 for Exchange 2007 SP1 - Error Installing

Posted: 17 Feb 2009 08:58 AM PST

Sure am..........I've installed the previous update packages with no
issues....Just not this one.

"Aurelius" wrote:
 

Sending emails to Distributions list sometimes doesn't get deliver

Posted: 17 Feb 2009 05:46 AM PST

Wow, I will try that and get back to you. I hope it will work.

Was this change required as the result of introducing Exchange 07?

"bollaj" wrote:
 

Licensing for Exchange 2003

Posted: 17 Feb 2009 02:09 AM PST

That John is a great suggestion.


"John Oliver, Jr. [MVP]" <com> wrote in message
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Can one Exchange host more than one domain?

Posted: 16 Feb 2009 02:14 PM PST

Lisa <microsoft.com> wrote: 

Yes; they're no different.
 

Interface with public folders

Posted: 16 Feb 2009 12:23 PM PST

"Andrew" <com> wrote in message
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You might try WebDAV. That way, you only need http ports (80, or 443 for
https) open to whichever location the application is running at.

Here's the first example that I could find:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread39960.html

Lee.

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Random issue

Posted: 13 Feb 2009 11:53 AM PST

On Feb 13, 4:30pm, Doug P <microsoft.com> wrote: 

Yes the email in both cases that I could find in the Sentmail did have
the Global Address Custom Recepient address in the To filed on one and
BCC on the other.

The email the person recieved was an exact duplicate of what was sent
to the other people. So I do think MTA is not the culprit and I think
I will verify it is human error on autocomplete or not doublechecking
whom they are clicking on .

Thanks

450 [TEMPFAIL] requires valid sender domain

Posted: 13 Feb 2009 09:11 AM PST

I meant "bouncing" not "bounding".
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"There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."
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"Ed Crowley [MVP]" <net> wrote in message
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Fallout Post-Installation Latest Highly Critical Security Update

Posted: 12 Feb 2009 02:18 PM PST

Andy David {MVP} <com> wrote: 

Unless you first make the sign of the evil eye. 

Store.exe Eating up Memory

Posted: 12 Feb 2009 08:13 AM PST

I think I'd look into why it's not "eating" more RAM. Exchange 2007 will
allocate about 90% of available RAM to db cache by default. When other
processes need memory, or make a call to allocate contigous memory, then the
working sets of other running processes get trimmed. If you trim the
store.exe working set too much, you end up with insufficient db cache and
performance suffers. You may want to look at the procces working set
counter for each instance to see what's up.


"gmckinley" <microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Filtering Junk Mail from your own domain

Posted: 11 Feb 2009 10:55 AM PST

Roman B. <microsoft.com> wrote: 

The sender filtering option is great, and works. All too well, as you can
see. There really isn't much else you can do, unfortunately. Mail spoofing
is a dreadful epidemic nowadays. You could have your ConstantContact send a
copy of the mail to another address (a Gmail account?) if you need a copy
yourself. And maybe getting mail from the WSJ or NYT isn't that important to
your business - I can't say. You might try using a hosted service like
Postini to see if it helps with spam in general so you can undo the sender
filtering.