- Routing email inside the Active directory forest.
* Hub-to-hub routing within an active
directory forest uses Active directory sites, computing routes by using site
link cost. Connections are created implicitly between Hub transport servers.
- Send connectors
* creates a logical connection to a remote
email system for the purpose of outbound transmission of email messages.
- Receiver Connectors
* Server as a logical gateway through which
all inbound messages are received. Receive connectors listen for inbound
connections from other Hub and edge transport servers.
*
Two are created by default: client, for SMTP connections from non-MAPI clients
such as POP and IMAP, and default, for connections from other Hub and edge
transport servers.
- Edge Subscriptions
* Identifies the edge transport servers that
will be managed through replicated configuration data from the Exchange
Organization.
- Accepted Domains
* Used to define which SMTP domains Exchange
will accept for inbound email routing. These can be authoritative or relay
domains.
- Remote Domains
* SMTP domains which are external to your
Exchange organization. They are used to define the settings for message
transfer between your Exchange organization and domains outside your AD forest.