Hi,
I'm setting up a test environment with a domain. I need an exchange in the
domain Test, and I need to send a mail from the test domain and then reply
to the test domain.
This test domain isn't registered I just called testdev and when I setup the
exchange I gave the testdev.com for the default smtp address.
Then I have the production domain where I get the messages from the exchange
in the domain test, but when I reply to that message, naturally, I get the
error that it couldn't find that domain.
Is there a way to make this possible?any DNs ou exchange configuration, that
when I send a mail to the test domain it will send directly to the test
domain?

Thanks in advanced,
Nuno

In news:92C28EA5-38A4-4AD8-BBDE-882132858610@microsoft.com,
Nuno Silva <silva_nunoN@SPAMhotmail.com> typed:
> Hi,
> I'm setting up a test environment with a domain. I need an exchange
> in the domain Test, and I need to send a mail from the test domain
> and then reply to the test domain.
> This test domain isn't registered I just called testdev and when I
> setup the exchange I gave the testdev.com for the default smtp
> address. Then I have the production domain where I get the messages from
> the
> exchange in the domain test, but when I reply to that message,
> naturally, I get the error that it couldn't find that domain.
> Is there a way to make this possible?any DNs ou exchange
> configuration, that when I send a mail to the test domain it will
> send directly to the test domain?
>
> Thanks in advanced,
> Nuno

If the DNS servers are 2003, you can setup a conditional forwarder from the
one DNS server configured to use the other domain's DNS IP and vice versa.

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Ace

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MVP Microsoft MVP - Directory Services
Microsoft Certified Trainer

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