10-09-2012 07:29 AM
Hi Guys,
We have thousands of alumni that needs be moved to Office365. Our mailboxes user@domain.edu was all migrated to Office365. Our alumni doesn't have a mailbox but they have an AD account that has alumni address in mail attribute and forward to their personal address by using Iron Port query.
Now we need to migrate these alumnis to Office365 but we need to do it phase migration as there are tons of them.
The request is if the alumni if migrated to Office365---> Route to Office365 alumni mailbox
If the alumni address is not migrated --> Route to their personal address
Mail Flow:
#1 Iron Port receives an email to: user@alumni.domain.edu
#2 Does the user exist? If yes --> Query AlumniAddress. If no --> the usual NDR
#3 Is the user on Office365? If yes --> Query MBOutsourced --> If its True and Route to CloudSMTP to send email to Office365 user@alumni.domain.edu
#4 If no--> Route ExternalAddress
Query String: (&(|(AlumniAddress={a})(MBOutsourced=TRUE))(INSEADCloudMailSmtp=SMTP))
Recipient Email to Rewrite the Envelope Recipient:
Alternative Mailhost Attribute: CloudSMTP
The condition above works fine from #1 to #3 (if migrated) but I don't know how to Route to External Address if the Query string is NO or not in the user accounts attribute. Its seems like two actions or double route is possible using the same LDAP? Should I create another LDAP?
Thanks
Jose
10-11-2012 02:19 AM
Anyone?
To make the question simple.
When an email sent from internet to user@alumni.domain.edu, it will query my IronPort LDAP and route the email using Routing Query string mail and cloud attribute.. If its yes then it will route to Office365.
If its NO, it will query another LDAP or query AlumniAddress and route to InternetAddress
Is this possible?
10-11-2012 03:39 AM
UPDATE: I've fixed the issue myself.
Solution: Created two LDAP with different queries. Chained the LDAP and assigned to a Listener. It works!
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