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I would like to know the best possible solution to block outlook connections (i.e. autodiscover, mail transport....) to only use specific mailbox servers. Here's my scenario. My root domain is called...
Configure Exchange Server per domain!
1. AD , Exchange(sales.com)
2. AD , Exchange(HR.com)
3. AD , Exchange(marketing.com)
That's not really the way Exchange in this scenario is designed to work. My view is to keep the deployment as simple as possible and follow best practices. I'd personally be using the 3 servers in a DAG and having users across all three servers. This will provide high availability and redundancy for your users, which they'd probably appreciate more. Also, Exchange will route messages across all servers to satisfy redundancy as well.
You can try use DNS and different namespaces to point users to a particular server, but again not recommended as it will require extra configuration.
Maybe it might be better to put the Exchange servers in the child domain for each organisation
You can try use DNS and different namespaces to point users to a particular server, but again not recommended as it will require extra configuration.
Maybe it might be better to put the Exchange servers in the child domain for each organisation