[SOLVED] problem Merging Zimbra-Zimbra-Exchange

[jesuskp]

hi everyone...

the problem is this..

I need to integrate two zimbra servers(one FOSS one NE) with one Exchange (this one will be discarded), how can i split all email in all servers, cuz zimbra FOSS will be the generic email server(normal user) and Zimbra NE will be for Boss and BES users and exchange is the email server actually.

this is the schema:

FOSS:
email. mydomain. com

Ne:
emailbb. mydomain. com

Exchange:
correo. mydomain. com

i need something like a dummy tutorial for split domain.

Regards

[ewilen]

Do you plan on using those as your domains? I.e., do you want mail sent to basic users to use the address basicUser@email.mydomain.com and mail sent to bosses to use the address bossUser@emailbb.mydomain.com?

Or do you want mail for all addresses to use address@mydomain.com?

[jesuskp]

Originally Posted by ewilen

Do you plan on using those as your domains? I.e., do you want mail sent to basic users to use the address basicUser@email.mydomain.com and mail sent to bosses to use the address bossUser@emailbb.mydomain.com?

Or do you want mail for all addresses to use address@mydomain.com?

I want mail for all addresses to use "alluser@mydomain.com"

[ewilen]

You may be able to use forwarding rules on one of the servers, or use aliases or single-user distribution lists. When I had to do something similar while testing Zimbra to replace Communigate, I believe I took advantage of Communigate's routing feature. I can't say exactly what would be best, but note that there's a free Communigate Community Edition. A generic postfix server might also serve.

Another idea: How about using the IMAP or POP capabilities of ZWC to pull mail from the Exchange server to Zimbra?

A suggestion I've seen is to modify the ldap attribute of some accounts' zimbraMailTransport (on Zimbra) to reroute mail.

[jesuskp]

i think using the IMAP to pull mail from exchange sound pretty good, but what about the 25 accounts of Zcs NE ?

[jesuskp]

Split domain solved with mail Routing