Exchange flow
Here is our Exchange setup: Exchange Edge 2007, Exchange Hub, and Barracuda. Right now incoming e-mails from from Internet->Barracuda->Edge->Hub. Outgoing e-mails flow from Hub->Edge->Internet. What we would like to accomplish is Hub->Edge->Barracuda->Internet. Can I just create a send connector on the Edge and send it to Barracuda and Barracuda? Will our mailflow break if I add a new send connector on the Edge? Thanks.
October 13th, 2010 9:54am

Why have you got an Edge if you have the Barracuda? "Jose Rebellon, MCP, MCTS" wrote in message news:d57394dd-788d-4936-bc84-55f3d3d3db18... Here is our Exchange setup: Exchange Edge 2007, Exchange Hub, and Barracuda. Right now incoming e-mails from from Internet->Barracuda->Edge->Hub. Outgoing e-mails flow from Hub->Edge->Internet. What we would like to accomplish is Hub->Edge->Barracuda->Internet. Can I just create a send connector on the Edge and send it to Barracuda and Barracuda? Will our mailflow break if I add a new send connector on the Edge? Thanks.Mark Arnold, Exchange MVP.
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October 13th, 2010 12:19pm

That's a good question. It's been that way since I got here. I thought it would provide more layers of protection. In addition, I think Barracuda has more capabilities than Edge alone doing all the work.
October 13th, 2010 12:23pm

Yup. Unless you have an identified business need for the thing you should probably tear it out and get a license back. Maybe put some (more?) fault tolerance into the HT/CAS environments? "Jose Rebellon, MCP, MCTS" wrote in message news:c89dfbed-ace1-46f5-bb62-9d34bfe09e1a... That's a good question. It's been that way since I got here. I thought it would provide more layers of protection. In addition, I think Barracuda has more capabilities than Edge alone doing all the work. Mark Arnold, Exchange MVP.
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October 13th, 2010 1:33pm

Anyways, have you implemented inbound and outbound using Barracuda?
October 13th, 2010 1:53pm

All you do is configure the Send Connector with a smarthost address which is, obviously, the internal address of your Barracuda. The Receive Connector is configured to accept email from the IP address "Jose Rebellon, MCP, MCTS" wrote in message news:3d8e5015-84a8-4f96-8cb2-c047d3deb76d... Anyways, have you implemented inbound and outbound using Barracuda? Mark Arnold, Exchange MVP.
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October 13th, 2010 3:59pm

I'm assuming this would be done at the Edge. Currently, we have two send connectors on the edge; one from internet to our site and site to internet. Can I use the site to internet as a smarthost or create a new one? Thanks.
October 13th, 2010 4:11pm

Hi, You can use the site to Internet as a smarthost. Thanks AllenAllen Song
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October 18th, 2010 4:08am

On the Edge or Hub?
October 20th, 2010 11:02am

Hi, You need do it on the Hub, then do the synchronization for the Edge. Thanks AllenAllen Song
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October 25th, 2010 10:58pm

That's what I thought. If I have an Edge Subscription, I have to do it on the Hub.
October 28th, 2010 11:18am

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