In AD siteA I have one mailbox server and two HT servers. The two HT servers
have the "default" receive connection and both HT servers participate or are
"source servers" for the internet "send" connector. With this design it
would appear that I have redundancy for internal email routing within the AD
siteA and I also have redundancy sending emails to the internet and
receiving emails from the internet. Does this sound correct? also how does
the mailbox server pick or chose a receive connector on a particular HT
server to use to route email? and when an email needs routing to the
internet and because I have two HT servers, then what is the method for
choosing a particular HT server to use to send the email to the internet?
Many thanks
"sawyer" <occo...@cox.net> wrote in message
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> Hello all
>
> In AD siteA I have one mailbox server and two HT servers. The two HT
> servers have the "default" receive connection and both HT servers
> participate or are "source servers" for the internet "send" connector.
> With this design it would appear that I have redundancy for internal email
> routing within the AD siteA and I also have redundancy sending emails to
> the internet and receiving emails from the internet. Does this sound
> correct?
As you describe it, yes.
> also how does the mailbox server pick or chose a receive connector on a
> particular HT server to use to route email?
The selection is arbitrary unless you configure the mailbox server to use a
specific one:
Set-MailboxServer -Identity <mailbox_server> -SubmissionServerOverrideList
<ht_server_list>
> and when an email needs routing to the internet and because I have two HT
> servers, then what is the method for choosing a particular HT server to
> use to send the email to the internet?
Configure it as the only source transport server in the send connector.
> Many thanks