

I would like to know the best practice to move the FE roles to the new location. We in the process of consolidation of 2 office location. Me too did the same migrating connectors from 2010 Edge to 2013 edge… But lot of customization in old connectors… spent more time NeWay Technologies – Weekly Newsletter #123 – Novem| NeWay Says:.Team Responses to “Exchange Receive Connector” The reason is you need to type so much input to the PS1 script I preferred this way which is more interesting and faster. Now you will be thinking why I didn’t write a PS1 script. So we had 2 options run the command and get it in the csv or copy from ldp.

When I closely observed all receive connectors I found one of the connector had so many IPs in RemoteIPRanges which were not coming properly in the output. Repeated step 5 and 6 for remaining servers.Ĩ. Now copied the commands and pasted in the EMS.ħ.

Now same connectors I need for 10 more servers so I preferred to come back to the notepad and replace the server nameĦ. Now I opened EMS with run as administrator and ran the commands.ĥ. Point to be noted values here will accept only, to add multiple values for RemoteIPRanges & AuthMechanismĤ. I made multiple commands in another notepad. New-ReceiveConnector -Name NameOftheConnector -AuthMechanism Authentication -RemoteIPRanges RemoteIPs -Bindings 0.0.0.0:25 -PermissionGroups AnonymousUsers -Server NewExchangesystem Made the following command to run in the new exchange system. Copied the output to a notepad, now we have input available to make command for output.ģ. Now rerun the command and you will see all IPs from RemoteIPRangesĢ. If this is the case then we need expand the limit. You might have many IPs in RemoteIPRanges and all might not come in the output. Get-ReceiveConnector –server OldExchangeserver | select identity,bindings,auth*,remoteIP*,PermissionGroups Extracted output of the current receive connectors by running the following command Here is what I did for this customer to make it more interesting.ġ. In an environment where we have multiple exchange servers in load balancer mode this take will take your half of the day and almost make you feel unwilling to do it. Recently I was migrating a customer of mine and found multiple receive connector in the legacy exchange system.
