Re: HT Connectors

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- Yes, outbound internet messages can route using the SMTP Connector on your Exchange Server 2003 Routing Groups.
- A Routing Group Connector is created for you automatically when introducing the first Exchange Server 2007 server in an Exchange 2003/2000 Organization.
- You can add source transport servers to the Connector using the Set-RoutingGroupConnector command, and add additional Routing Group Connectors using the New-Routing GroupConnector command.

Message Routing in a Coexistence Environment
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb125223(EXCHG.80).aspx
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"Rustom" <Rustom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:6D655F4C-CEB3-4D10-9E6F-45B855BBB755@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
When you introduce the first Hub Transport server into an Exchange 2003
organization, do you need to also create a Send Connector to the internet or
establish a routing group connector back to the Exchange 2003 routing Group?
I was under the impression this was done for you when you provide the name of
the Exchange 2003 server during the initial install. During transition
times, I want Exchange 2007 servers to route email off of the existing
connectors created in the 2003 routing groups. I do not want to create
addtional outbound send connectors until I decommission the 2003 environment.
Can routing work this way? Where 2007 piggy backs off 2003.

Thanks

Rustom

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