I have 2 exchange 2000 servers, server A and server A. Server A, configured with ip 192.168.0.13, is my main server and sends mails through a relayhost. Server B, configured with ip 192.168.1.10, is at a different location and the 2 offices are connected by 2 routers. They both can see and are replicating. I want to have all mails originating from Server B to use Server A as a smarthost. I configured Server B to use Server A as a smarthost by adding exchange.domain.com in the default smtp delivery option. However, this is not working. Some of the mails originating from Server B are still going through the DSL line. Can anyone help me through this? Thanks.
Mohammed Don't use Smarthost. Create an SMTP Connector and identify Server A as the bridgehead server. Check out this KB article for more information: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/265293/en-us Nue "Mohammed Alli" wrote in message news:OdLjCs4FGHA.3532@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... >I have 2 exchange 2000 servers, server A and server A. Server A, >configured with ip 192.168.0.13, is my main server and sends mails through >a relayhost. Server B, configured with ip 192.168.1.10, is at a different >location and the 2 offices are connected by 2 routers. They both can see >and are replicating. > I want to have all mails originating from Server B to use Server A as a > smarthost. I configured Server B to use Server A as a smarthost by adding > exchange.domain.com in the default smtp delivery option. However, this is > not working. Some of the mails originating from Server B are still going > through the DSL line. Can anyone help me through this? Thanks. >
