Hi guys,
I hope someone can solve this.
I already implemente a fully working Exch 2k7 system, configured with a Edge Transport server in a perimeter network managed by ISA 2006 and protected with GFI software. All other Exch rules are installed on a big server in LAN.
With this system I must manage about 250 users with 400 mailboxes in 7 smtp domains.
Here come my trouble, hope you can help me:
How to manage different domain?
Exch 2k7 work very closely with active directory, and at the moment my AD configuration is simple: one forest, one local domain. So the situation is:
AD domain: local.lan
Mail public domain: public1.com, public2.com .... public7.com
Some user have 2 or more mailbox, like this:
User1 has user1@public1.com, user1@public2.com, ecc.. as mailbox, but only one local logon as LOCAL.LAN\user1
I don’t want for the user to add the SMTP address to one mailbox, but 2 (or more) separate mailboxes.
How to manage this according to AD?
It’s a bit hard to admit after years working with MS but a LINUX environment not integrated with AD is more simple to manage from this point of view!
Thank you in advance
MC
I hope someone can solve this.
I already implemente a fully working Exch 2k7 system, configured with a Edge Transport server in a perimeter network managed by ISA 2006 and protected with GFI software. All other Exch rules are installed on a big server in LAN.
With this system I must manage about 250 users with 400 mailboxes in 7 smtp domains.
Here come my trouble, hope you can help me:
How to manage different domain?
Exch 2k7 work very closely with active directory, and at the moment my AD configuration is simple: one forest, one local domain. So the situation is:
AD domain: local.lan
Mail public domain: public1.com, public2.com .... public7.com
Some user have 2 or more mailbox, like this:
User1 has user1@public1.com, user1@public2.com, ecc.. as mailbox, but only one local logon as LOCAL.LAN\user1
I don’t want for the user to add the SMTP address to one mailbox, but 2 (or more) separate mailboxes.
How to manage this according to AD?
It’s a bit hard to admit after years working with MS but a LINUX environment not integrated with AD is more simple to manage from this point of view!
Thank you in advance
MC