Exchange 2010 mail routing with Hub Transport in multiple sites
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I have two separate physical sites, Site A and Site B. In site A, I have following:
- 2 CAS servers
- 2 Hub Transport servers
- 2 Mailbox servers
- 2 Edge servers
In site B, I have the following:
- 1 CAS
- 1 Hub
- 1 Mailbox
- 1 Edge
Currently everything is working out of site A. That is, all users are housed on mailboxes that are in site A and all inbound mail flow is pointing to site A. I would eventually like to be able to move some of the mailboxes to site B without causing a disruption for resliency and redundancy purposes but I am not quite sure how to go about setting this up or if it is even possible.
So far I have created an Edge subscription in site B and am able to send emails out from test accounts set up with mailboxes on the site B Mailbox server. However, I am unable to receive incoming mail messages and am confused.
So I'm thinking incoming mail messages are still being directed to site A and then they are getting stuck because there is no way to route the mail to the site B mailboxes. Is this assumption correct? I am unfamiliar with mail flow and routing so I am not really sure what I need to be looking at?
Would I add the site B hub transport to the Edge subscription in site A? Or I guess more specifically, how would I go about enabling communication and mail flow between mailboxes split up on site A and B?
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