QUESTION POSED ON: 24 June 2009
Dear Brad Dinerman: I am setting up an Exchange 2003 test environment and believe that a domain name should be registered with a name registrar. The mail exchanger (MX) record should be published, to allow email messages from outside our network know where they should be sent.
Our Exchange smart host receives email sent from the Internet and passes them internally. I'm under the impression that we set up our recipient policies to define which domains we receive messages for. Do we require a connector to receive email from the Internet in Exchange Server 2003? If not, why do we require something like a Receive connector in Exchange Server 2007?
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