Running 2 mail servers in same domain.
- From: "Hirantha Wijayawardena" <hirantha@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "[ExchangeList]" <exchangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 09:37:00 +0600
Dear experts!
I have to setup the demonstration mail server - exchange 2k3 to a company
(their look forward to migrating exchange 5.5 to exchange 2k3). This has to be
done with run both servers in parallel (exchange 5.5 & exchange 2k3) not affect
to the existing users in exchange 5.5.
Exchange 5.5 server --> ex55.abc.com
Exchange 2k3 server --> e2k3.abc.com
I setup the DNS server -
abc.com. MX 10 ex55.abc.com.
abc.com. MX 15 e2k3.abc.com
xyz.com. MX 20 mail.xyz.com.
$ORIGIN abc.com.
ex55 A 192.168.100.1
e2K3 A 192.168.100.2
My question is -
If I create a user (john@xxxxxxx) in e2k3.abc.com server, will get mails from
the internet to john@xxxxxxx?
The user JOHN not exists in the ex55.abc.com server.
If possible can some one explain how a mail from internet finds the user in
ex2k3.abc.com.
Thanks in advance
- Hirantha
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