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SUMMARYThis article describes how to set up intersite directory replication when the site addressing of a site is changed from the default. MORE INFORMATION
Intersite directory replication occurs when the Microsoft Exchange
directory service on the bridgehead server in one site sends messages to
the directory service on the bridgehead server in another site. The
messages are delivered to the other site by the message transfer agent
(MTA). To determine which address the directory service sends these
messages to, view the Connected Sites page in the properties of the
connector between the two sites.
The above information is correct no matter which connector is used between the two sites. However, if directory replication is being performed between sites using the Internet Mail Connector (Internet Mail Service in Exchange Server versions 5.0 and 5.5), the SMTP address specified on the Connected Sites page of the Internet Mail Connector in Site2 should be exactly the same as the SMTP address in the Site Addressing page of the Site Addressing object of Site1.
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