Re: SMTP Connector creation

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Hi Thanks for the reply. I'll give a picture about the office current
structure. This is a company which have nearly 200 branch office all around
the country. All the mails are handle by ISP. Head office come with a SBS
server so they can retrieve their staff's mail from the ISP and then
distribute to their client's machines. So exchange sever in the head office
is just retrieving the mails from the ISP only. Their other requirement is
to maintain a address book where it contains all the branch offices users
e-mail addresses so it'll be easy for them. But the problem is when they
tried to send the mails to that branch office members it's getting an NDR
message. So I want a solution to overcome that situation and still enable
headoffice staff to send mails to branch office members using the central
addressbook in the exchange server.

I didn't clearly understand the Mail-Enabled contacts you've mention. Is
that means I've to crate those users in the server?

Thank you.
"Bharat Suneja" <bharatsuneja@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:OhGFYZ8tFHA.908@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> The other members outside your office - where are their mailboxes located?
> Are those located on another Exchange server in a remote office? Or are
> those their personal email addresses provided by their ISPs or webmail
> services like hotmail, gmail, yahoo, etc?
>
> - If remote Exchange server, is that server part of your Exchange
> organization?
> - If isp/webmail email accounts, create Mail-Enabled Contacts for those in
> your AD and they will show up in your Global Address List (GAL) and users
> will be able to see them in Outlook.
>
> --
> Bharat Suneja
> MCSE, MCT
> --------------------------------
>
> "susantha silva" <susanthasilva@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:eeK4M33tFHA.208@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I've a problem in Exchange address book. If I add some e-mail addresses
>> of people who are not in my office and tried to send them e-mail it gives
>> an error message. Because that e-mail address is not exist in the
>> company. I wanted to maintain this address book so other employees in our
>> office can use that and send e-mails to other members outside of the
>> office. How can I accomplish this. Someone told me I've to create a new
>> SMTP connector but I've no idea what that means to. So can someone give
>> me a clue about this matter.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Susantha
>>
>
>


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