Hi, I will migrate the email environment from Linux to Exchange 2010. Today, the users use POP3 and the emails are in their workstations. The environment has a main office where the Linux email server is and 5 branch offices that get emails from Linux by POP3 method. I intend to migrate first users from main office to Exchange 2010 and I will do that, If anyone has another idea please tell me: - in every mailbox in Linux email server I will set a forwarder to Exchange 2010 IP - I wil create Contact for each user in Exchange 2010 - In Exchange 2010, I will create an Internal Send Connector pointing to Linux server with the domain scope @company.com that means if any email that is not in Exchange 2010 it will be forwarder to Linux - In Exchange 2010, I will create a Internet Send Connector poiting to DNS with the * scope - when I create a mailbox in Exchange 2010 I erase its respective contact in Exchange What do you think? Thanks for advance.

Sounds okay. Try it with some test accounts to be sure everything works. -- Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems." . "Luizmg" wrote in message news:0ff095c4-2334-4dd6-8d08-bbee1c98867e... Hi, I will migrate the email environment from Linux to Exchange 2010. Today, the users use POP3 and the emails are in their workstations. The environment has a main office where the Linux email server is and 5 branch offices that get emails from Linux by POP3 method. I intend to migrate first users from main office to Exchange 2010 and I will do that, If anyone has another idea please tell me: - in every mailbox in Linux email server I will set a forwarder to Exchange 2010 IP - I wil create Contact for each user in Exchange 2010 - In Exchange 2010, I will create an Internal Send Connector pointing to Linux server with the domain scope @company.com that means if any email that is not in Exchange 2010 it will be forwarder to Linux - In Exchange 2010, I will create a Internet Send Connector poiting to DNS with the * scope - when I create a mailbox in Exchange 2010 I erase its respective contact in Exchange What do you think? Thanks for advance. Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."

Thank you Ed. Best Regards. Luiz