abdulazeez
Wed Aug 16 00:35:08 CDT 2006
hi Bharat Suneja
thanks for your reply
can u be more descriptive ..
can u fwd be url which tells exactly what things to be done in details..
i'm a bit new to exchange do help needed
still help needed
thanks
--
azeez
IT specialist
JCL
"Bharat Suneja [MVP]" wrote:
> When you install the new server in your branch, it will be added to the
> first administrative group by default.
> - Mail flow between the 2 servers should work out of the box - both servers
> will be in the same Routing Group.
> - Outbound internet mailflow: Out of the box branch server will route itself
> unless there's a SMTP Connector for address space *. If the Connector's in
> place, outbound mail will be routed over the bridgehead specified in the
> Connector config.
> - Inbound mail: Will be routed to the server the MX record in your external
> DNS points to. It's a good idea to insert another MX record with higher
> preference and point it to the A record of the new server. This ensures if
> your first server goes offline/down, the branch can receive inbound mail -
> branch recipients will get their messages delivered, mail for recipients on
> your first server will be queued till it becomes available.
> - You could create a new Routing Group and move the branch server to it, but
> it doesn't really buy you anything except a little better routing control,
> useful in bandwidth-constrained environments.
> - For OWA access from the internet, you would need to open up the necessary
> ports to the branch server and insert an A record in your external DNS. For
> users on both servers to be able to access OWA using the same URL, you would
> need to install a FE server.
> --
> Bharat Suneja
> MVP - Exchange
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> "abdul azeez" <abdulazeez@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:CB8F100C-E894-4284-97AE-CE1D05887890@microsoft.com...
> > Hi
> >
> > The setup at head office as follows
> >
> > We have windows server 2003 and exchange server 2003 at different servers
> >
> > What are the settings need to be configured and kept in mind for
> > installing
> > exchange at the branch office
> >
> > For our office one branch is coming up for about 70 users at branch
> > office.
> > so we are planning to role out one exchange server at the branch.
> >
> > The branch will be connected with Headoffice with 2MB leased link for
> > mail,
> > internetacess, etc
> >
> > Can anyone guide me how to configure things etc?
> >
> > How replication will take place between two offices
> >
> > Thanks a lot
> >
> > --
> > azeez
> > IT specialist
> > JCL
>
>
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