在Exchange2010和Domino之间利用共享地址空间路由信息实验

一、环境准备 1 环境服务器和客户端
1 AD/DNS服务器 192.168.220.254 windows2008 R2
2 dsgrd-mail01服务器192.168.220.253 windows2008R2 + exchange2010Mailbox+Hub Transport
3 dsgrd-maill服务器192.168.220.250 windows2008R2 + exchange2010Mailbox+Hub Transport
4 dsgrd-mail02服务器192.168.220.248 windows2008R2+domino8.5.1
5 dsgrd-mail03 服务器 192.168.220.247 windows2008R2+domino8.5.1
6 windowsxp 客户端 192.168.2.190 windowXP+Outlook2010 exchange Profile + outlook 2010 POP3 Profile For Domino server2 拓扑图





二、Exchange（dsgrd-mail：192.168.220.250）服务器配置： 1 创建dsgrd.com邮件域，类型为内部中继；





2 创建internal.dsgrd.com邮件域，用来接收和处理从domino转发过来的邮件，域类型为权威域；


3创建到达domino服务器（DSGRD-MAIL02）的发送连接器














4 收件人配置-邮箱配置-个人邮箱账号（yuanrengui），添加internal.dsgrd.com域的邮件地址，即yuanrengui@internal.dsgrd.com；yuanrengui@dsgrd.com为默认邮件地址；
注意：如果是大量邮件账号，可以通过邮件策略设置，自动添加Internal.dsgrd.com域后缀的邮件地址


三、Domino（dsgrd-mail02:192.168.220.248）服务器配置： 1创建并启动dsgrd-mail02的smtp侦听：





2配置允许SMTP中继主机（192.168.220.250/192.168.2.0(用户stmp agent网络段)）








3 配置DNS服务器（DCA.DSGRD.COM：192.168.220.254）
配置internal.dsgrd.com的mx记录，用于domino通过SMTP交付邮件；


4 配置外部SMTP域（需要在mail01和mail03上完成配置）








5 配置SMTP连接文档（dsgrd-mail02）





6注册用户yuanrg，并在domin邮件服务器上创建邮件文件


7 注册用户yuanrengui，并在第三方邮件服务器（dsgrd-mail）上创建邮件文件,在个人文档中创建转发地址，转发地址的域为internal.dsgrd.com;


四、实验验证 1实验环境准备
准备一套windowsXP加入域dsgrd.com；使用outlook，创建一个exchange用户和一个domino用户profile；





1.1 为用户yuanrengui准备exchange profile


1.2 为用户yuanrg准备Pop3 profile,邮件接收和发送服务器指向domino服务器（dsgrd-mail02）


2 实验方法设计 2.1 yuanrengui@byd.com向yuanrengui@dsgrd.com和yuanrg@dsgrd.com邮箱发送邮件，验证是否能成功；
期望结果：
l 通过exchange用户profile能接收到目的地址为yuanrengui@dsgrd.com的测试邮件；
l 通过pop3 用户profile能接收到目的地址为yuanrg@dsgrd.com的测试邮件；2.2yuanrengui@dsgrd.com向yuanrengui@byd.com和yuanrg@dsgrd.com邮箱发送邮件，验证是否成功；
期望结果：
l 通过pop3 用户profile能接收到目的地址为yuanrg@dsgrd.com的测试邮件；
l 通过检查byd.com 用户profile能检查到接收到的邮件；2.3 从yuanrg@dsgrd.com向yuanrengui@byd.com和yuanrengui@dsgrd.com邮箱发送邮件，验证是否成功；
期望结果：
l 通过exchange用户profile能接收到目的地址为yuanrengui@dsgrd.com的测试邮件；
l 通过检查byd.com 用户profile能检查到接收到的邮件；五、参考文档
1&2 来自domino administrator 8.5.1 Help
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb676395.aspx1 样例：同一因特网域中的第三方服务器与 Domino 之间的邮件路由



本样例中，Acme 在为一些用户处理邮件的本地因特网域中有三台 IBM(R) Lotus(R) Domino 服务器和一台第三方 SMTP 主机。所有用户在 Domino 目录中都有项目。当用户向 acme.com 域中的另一个用户发送邮件时，Domino 服务器会在 Domino 目录中查找收件人。如果收件人在三台 Domino 邮件服务器之一（Mail1、Mail2 或 Mail3）上有邮件文件，则服务器通过 IBM(R) Lotus(R) Notes(R) 路由将邮件路由到目标服务器。Notes 路由可以处理 MIME 和 Notes 格式的邮件。如果收件人在第三方服务器 (non-Notesserver.acme.com) 上有邮件文件，则他们的“个人”文档中会有域“non-Notesserver.acme.com”的转发地址。为了通过 SMTP 路由文件，Mail1 和 Mail3 会在“外部 SMTP 域”文档中查找“*.non-Notesserver.acme.com”，它对应于将 Mail2 列为传输邮件目标服务器的“SMTP 连接”文档。服务器通过 Notes 路由将邮件发送到 Mail2，Mail2 应用的“配置设置”文档的“路由器/SMTP”“基本”选项卡上已启用“在将消息发送到外部本地因特网域”。如果邮件是 Notes 格式的，Mail2 会将其转换为 MIME。Mail2 通过 TCP/IP 连接到 non-Notesserver.acme.com 并通过 SMTP 传输邮件。
如果 non-Notesserver.acme.com 上的用户将邮件发送给 Mail1、Mail2 或 Mail3 上的用户，服务器将通过 SMTP 把邮件传输到 Mail2（其“服务器”文档中的“基本”选项卡中启用了“SMTP 侦听任务”），然后 Mail2 通过 Notes 路由将邮件路由到目标服务器。
配置这些服务器需要执行下列步骤：
· 为 Mail2 启用 SMTP 侦听任务
· 正确设置 DNS
· 为“*.non-Notesserver.acme.com”创建“外部 SMTP 域”文档链接到 Mail2 的“SMTP 连接”文档
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创建“SMTP 连接”文档2 Example of mail routing between a third-party server and Domino in the same Internet domain



In this example, Acme has three IBM? Lotus? Domino? servers and a third-party SMTP host in the local Internet domain that handles mail for some users. All users have entries in the Domino Directory. When a user sends mail to another user in the acme.com domain, the Domino server looks up the recipient in the Domino Directory. If the recipient has a mail file on one of the Domino mail servers -- Mail1, Mail2, or Mail3 -- the server routes the message to its destination over IBM? Lotus? Notes? routing. Notes routing handles both MIME and Notes format messages. If the recipient has a mail file on the third-party server, non-Notesserver.acme.com, their Person document has a forwarding address with the domain "non-Notesserver.acme.com." To route mail over SMTP, Mail1 and Mail3 find a Foreign SMTP Domain document for "*.non-Notesserver.acme.com" that corresponds to an SMTP Connection document listing Mail2 as the server to which to transfer messages. The server sends the message via Notes routing to Mail2, which has the field "SMTP used when sending messages outside of the local Internet domain" enabled on the Router/SMTP-Basics tab of the Configuration Settings document that applies to it. If the message is in Notes format, Mail2 converts it to MIME. Mail2 connects to non-Notesserver.acme.com over TCP/IP and transfers the message over SMTP.
If a user on non-Notesserver.acme.com sends a message to a user on Mail1, Mail2, or Mail3, the server transfers the message over SMTP to Mail2, which has the SMTP listener task enabled on the Basics tab of its Server document, and Mail2 routes the message to its destination over Notes routing.
Configuring these servers requires:
· Enabling the SMTP listener task for Mail2
· Setting up DNS correctly
· Creating a Foreign SMTP Domain document for "*.non-Notesserver.acme.com" and an SMTP Connection document that links to Mail2
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Creating an SMTP Connection document3 Configure Exchange 2010 to Route Messages for a Shared Address Space
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Applies to: Exchange Server 2010 SP2
Topic Last Modified: 2011-03-19
An organization may have to share the same SMTP address space between two or more different e-mail systems. For example, you may have to share the SMTP address space between Exchange and a third-party e-mail system, or between Exchange environments that are configured in different Active Directory forests. In these scenarios, users in each e-mail system have the same domain suffix as part of their e-mail addresses.
You can use the EMC or the Shell to configure a Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Hub Transport server to route messages for a shared address space.
Looking for other management tasks related to managing message routing? Check out Managing Message Routing.


Step 1: Create an internal relay domain
You need to be assigned permissions before you can perform this procedure. To see what permissions you need, see the "Accepted domains" entry in the Transport Permissions topic.
To support routing messages for a shared address space, you must create an accepted domain that's configured as an internal relay domain. When you configure an accepted domain as an internal relay domain, Exchange first tries to deliver to a recipient in the Exchange organization. If the recipient isn't found, the message is routed to the Send connector that has the closest address space match.


Use the EMC to create an internal relay domain

In the console tree, expand Organization Configuration, select Hub Transport, and then in the work pane, click the Accepted Domains tab.
In the action pane, click New Accepted Domain. The New Accepted Domain wizard appears.
On the New Accepted Domain page, complete the following fields:

Name Use this field to identify the accepted domain in the user interface. You can type any name that you want. We recommend that you select a meaningful name that helps you easily identify the purpose of this accepted domain. For example, you may want to use a name that identifies this as a subsidiary domain or as a hosted domain. You must use a unique name for each accepted domain.
Accepted Domain Use this field to identify the SMTP namespace for which the Exchange organization will accept e-mail messages. You can use a wildcard character to accept messages for a domain and all its subdomains. For example, you can type *.contoso.com to set Contoso.com and all its subdomains as accepted domains.

After you complete these fields on the New Accepted Domain page, select the following option: Internal Relay Domain.
Click New.
On the Completion page, click Finish.



Use the Shell to create an internal relay domain
This example creates the internal relay domain Contoso for the SMTP domain contoso.com.
CopyNew-AcceptedDomain -Name "Contoso" -DomainName contoso.com -DomainType InternalRelay
For detailed syntax and parameter information, see New-AcceptedDomain.


Step 2: Create a Send connector to route e-mail to the shared domain
You need to be assigned permissions before you can perform this procedure. To see what permissions you need, see the "Send connectors" entry in the Transport Permissions topic.
You must also add a Send connector that's sourced on a Hub Transport server and configured to send e-mail to the shared address space.

Caution:

To achieve the correct routing behavior, you must specify a Hub Transport server as the source server for the Send connector. If the Edge Transport server is specified as the source server for the Send connector, a routing loop will occur.

Use the EMC to create a Send connector to route e-mail to the shared domain

In the console tree, expand Organization Configuration, select Hub Transport, and then in the work pane, click the Send Connectors tab.
In the action pane, click New Send Connector. The New Send Connector wizard starts.
On the Introduction page, follow these steps:

In the Name field, type a meaningful name for this connector. This name is used to identify the connector.
In the Select the intended use for this connector field, select one of the following usage types for the connector. The usage type determines the default permission sets that are assigned on the connector and grants those permissions to trusted security principals:
? Internal Select this usage type if the e-mail system with which Exchange 2010 shares an address space is another Exchange 2010 organization.
? Internet Select this usage type if the e-mail system with which Exchange 2010 shares an address space is a third-party e-mail system.

Click Next.
On the Address space page, click Add. In the SMTP Address Space dialog box, enter the domain name to which this connector will send mail, for example, contoso.com or *.contoso.com. You may select the Include all subdomains check box to use this connector to send e-mail to all subdomains of the address space. If necessary, you can also provide a specific cost for this connector. When you're finished, click OK. Leave the Scoped send connector check box cleared, and then click Next.
On the Network settings page, select Route mail through the following smart hosts. Click Add.
In the Add Smart Host dialog box, select IP Address or Fully qualified domain name (FQDN) to specify how to locate the smart host. If you select IP Address, enter the IP address of the smart host. If you select Fully qualified domain name (FQDN), enter the FQDN of the smart host. The sending server must be able to resolve the FQDN. When you're finished, click OK. To add more smart hosts, click Add, and repeat this step. If you want to use a specific list of external DNS servers instead of the DNS servers specified in the adapter settings, select the Use the External DNS Lookup settings on the transport server check box. When you're finished, click Next.
On the Configure smart host authentication settings page, select the method that's used to authenticate to the smart host. The following smart host authentication methods are available:

None
Basic Authentication
Basic Authentication over TLS
Exchange Server Authentication
Externally Secured (for example, with IPsec)

Click Next.
On the Source Server page, click Add to add a source server. By default, the Hub Transport server that you're currently working on is listed as a source server. In the Select Hub Transport or Subscribed Edge Transport dialog box, select the Hub Transport servers that will be used as the source server for sending messages to the shared address space. When you finish adding source servers, click OK. Click Next.
On the New Connector page, review the configuration summary for the connector. If you want to modify the settings, click Back. To create the Send connector by using the settings in the configuration summary, click New.
On the Completion page, click Finish.



Use the Shell to create a Send connector to route e-mail to the shared domain
This example creates a Send connector with the following settings:

Configures the connector as an Internet usage type
Assigns the address space contoso.com
Routes messages to the smart host smarthost.contoso.com
Uses the Externally Secured authentication mechanism
Sets the maximum message size to 20 megabytes (MB)

CopyNew-SendConnector -Name "Contoso.com Send Connector" -Internet -AddressSpace contoso.com -DNSRoutingEnabled $false -SmartHosts smarthost.contoso.com -SmartHostAuthMechanism ExternalAuthoritative -MaxMessageSize 20MB
For detailed syntax and parameter information, see New-SendConnector.
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