SBS2008 + Forward Mail for Unresolved Recipients to the Internet

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From: "Jim" <jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 20:32:23 -0000

Hi,

Got and SBS2008 server where some of the mail users are offsite using POP3 mail, mainly as they are in remote locations in Africa etc.

We have a need to send unresolved mail, for these users who belong to the same mail domain, back out to the internet.

In SBS 2003 there was a simple check box and location to specify a smart host.

How does set about doing this in SBS2008 with Exchange 2007 ?

I've already got an: Organization Configuration > Hub Transport > Accepted Domain setup for the external mail and it's currently set as 'Authoratitive'.

Do I need to add another Accepted Domain and set this as an 'Internal Relay'..?

Or do I change my existing Accepted Domain from an 'Authoratitive' to an 'Internal Relay' ?

Then I guess I just need to make another Send Connector ?

Is this in addition to my existing SBS 2008 'Send SMTP Mail to the Internet' connector ?

Jim.

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