Re: email problems sending to subdomain
- From: "Bogdan Maciejuk" <bogdanm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "[ExchangeList]" <exchangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 1 Sep 2005 23:49:54 -0400
Thanks, Yes,
You are right about email addresses, they are created in this way. The
same with MX records, each domain and subdomain have they own MX record
in DNS.
The mail is staying in the queue of the RGC connector between these two
routing groups created in the main domain and another in the subdomain.
mabo
-----Original Message-----
From: A. Michael Salim [mailto:msalim@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 11:34 PM
To: [ExchangeList]
Subject: [exchangelist] Re: email problems sending to subdomain
http://www.MSExchange.org/
Hi,
> Hi, we have the main domain.com and the subdomain child.domain.com.
> There is oen Exchange organization and the Exchange server is running
in
> the main domain for all users. The child.domain.com is in another site
of
> AD connected over high-bandwidth VPN, so there is no problem with the
> connection. I installed another Exchange server in the
child.domain.com,
> then tried to move some mailboxes over to the server to keep them
local
> for the users. However those users cannot receive any email
internally.
> The can receive and send email to the Internet, and they can as well
send
> it out to other users in the same organization. I restarted and
checked
> Recipient policies, routing engine and smtp service. I tried also to
> create RGC connectors or even smtp connectors. None of them helped.
The
> same is happening also with any new mailbox created in that subdomain.
> The mail sent from domain.com to chil.domain.com is piled up in the
queue
> on the exchange in the main domain. What are requirements to let this
> email flow between domain.com and child.domain.com? Please let me know
> some your ideas if you had such experience.
I am assuming you have this situation:
MAIN domain name: users have email addresses @domain.com
CHILD domain name: users have email addresses @child.domain.com
Have you set up a DNS MX record for the child domain? It is not
sufficient to set up a MX record for the main domain name. You also
need
a MX record for each sub-domain that will be receiving email
"@child.domain.com"
HTH!
Mike Salim
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