Differential outbound mail routing by sender's domain

James Bacchus

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Oct 8, 2007, 8:12:01 AM10/8/07

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We have acquired a company and wish to migrate their mailboxes onto our
single Exchange 2007 server while retaining their existing 3rd party
mail-archiving provider. Our company already has a 3rd party mail-archiving
provider so our Internet Mail Connector is configured to send all outbound
mail to that provider's servers. Is it possible to configure a connector so
that any mail sent outside of the Exchange organisation by
us...@acquiredcompany.com is routed to their mail archiving provider and that
any mail sent by us...@parentcompany.com is routed to our provider?
I've looked at the available configuration options on the SMTP Send
connector and Hub Transport rules and it doesn't seem that this can be
achived though the UI if at all?

Niv Raz

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Oct 12, 2007, 3:43:01 PM10/12/07

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Hi,

you can a SMTP Connector and block the recipent / domain so.. only the users
the certian the condition of the block will use this connector as design,
after that the * connector takes use.

understood?

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Regards,
Niv Raz

Victor Ivanidze

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Feb 8, 2011, 2:19:29 PM2/8/11

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Have alook at this third-party tool:
http://ivasoft.com/routebysender.shtml

Regards,
Victor

> On Monday, October 08, 2007 8:12 AM JamesBacchu wrote:

> We have acquired a company and wish to migrate their mailboxes onto our
> single Exchange 2007 server while retaining their existing 3rd party
> mail-archiving provider. Our company already has a 3rd party mail-archiving
> provider so our Internet Mail Connector is configured to send all outbound
> mail to that provider's servers. Is it possible to configure a connector so
> that any mail sent outside of the Exchange organisation by
> us...@acquiredcompany.com is routed to their mail archiving provider and that
> any mail sent by us...@parentcompany.com is routed to our provider?
> I've looked at the available configuration options on the SMTP Send
> connector and Hub Transport rules and it doesn't seem that this can be
> achived though the UI if at all?

>> On Friday, October 12, 2007 3:43 PM NivRa wrote:

>> Hi,
>>
>> you can a SMTP Connector and block the recipent / domain so.. only the users
>> the certian the condition of the block will use this connector as design,
>> after that the * connector takes use.
>>
>> understood?
>>
>> --
>> ---------------------------------------
>> Hi Please Press the Yes button
>> ---------------------------------------
>>
>> Regards,
>> Niv Raz
>>
>>
>> "James Bacchus" wrote:

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Victor Ivanidze

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Feb 8, 2011, 2:22:25 PM2/8/11

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Have a look at
http://ivasoft.com/routebysender.shtml

> On Monday, October 08, 2007 8:12 AM JamesBacchu wrote:

> We have acquired a company and wish to migrate their mailboxes onto our
> single Exchange 2007 server while retaining their existing 3rd party
> mail-archiving provider. Our company already has a 3rd party mail-archiving
> provider so our Internet Mail Connector is configured to send all outbound
> mail to that provider's servers. Is it possible to configure a connector so
> that any mail sent outside of the Exchange organisation by
> us...@acquiredcompany.com is routed to their mail archiving provider and that
> any mail sent by us...@parentcompany.com is routed to our provider?
> I've looked at the available configuration options on the SMTP Send
> connector and Hub Transport rules and it doesn't seem that this can be
> achived though the UI if at all?

>> On Friday, October 12, 2007 3:43 PM NivRa wrote:

>> Hi,
>>
>> you can a SMTP Connector and block the recipent / domain so.. only the users
>> the certian the condition of the block will use this connector as design,
>> after that the * connector takes use.
>>
>> understood?
>>
>> --
>> ---------------------------------------
>> Hi Please Press the Yes button
>> ---------------------------------------
>>
>> Regards,
>> Niv Raz
>>
>>
>> "James Bacchus" wrote:

>>> On Tuesday, February 08, 2011 2:19 PM Victor Ivanidze wrote:

>>> Have alook at this third-party tool:
>>>
>>> http://ivasoft.com/routebysender.shtml
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Victor

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servol...@gmail.com

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Jan 24, 2013, 3:27:25 AM1/24/13

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Hi,

this tool does exactly what you need: MultiSendcon (http://www.servolutions.com/multisendcon.htm). MultiSendcon allows you to choose the smtp relay / smarthost based on the sender or sender domain.