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Published Feb 19, 2004
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I am in the process of migrating from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003 for a company that has multiple small (less than 5 users) branch offices.
They want to migrate slowly, so here's my dilemma: The current Exchange 5.5 will still be active for a while. I'm using the Exchange Migration Wizard in Exchange 2003 to migrate the mailbox data over.
All incoming mail needs to be split between the two servers, as the new Exchange 2003 server will be gradually hosting more & more of the users.
Can you point me in the right direction if a sink has already been written, to route some recipients to one server, & others to the other? Thanks!
I can't join the Exchange 2003 server to the same Exchange 5.5 site, as it's in a different domain.
They want to migrate slowly, so here's my dilemma: The current Exchange 5.5 will still be active for a while. I'm using the Exchange Migration Wizard in Exchange 2003 to migrate the mailbox data over.
All incoming mail needs to be split between the two servers, as the new Exchange 2003 server will be gradually hosting more & more of the users.
Can you point me in the right direction if a sink has already been written, to route some recipients to one server, & others to the other? Thanks!
I can't join the Exchange 2003 server to the same Exchange 5.5 site, as it's in a different domain.