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ExchangeDefender SplitMX : Seamless migration without email loss…

ExchangeDefender SplitMX : Seamless migration without email loss….

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ExchangeDefender SplitMX : Seamless migration without email loss…

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  1. ExchangeDefender SplitMX: Seamless migration without email loss… ExchangeDefender SplitMX was designed to enable seamless migrations to ExchangeDefender Exchange 2010 without losing any email. Typically businesses schedule migrations around long weekends to make sure that no email is lost during the MX record change and the migration from the old email environment to the new mail hosting provider. With ExchangeDefender SplitMX the inbound mail is copied to both the existing infrastructure and the new hosted mailboxes, allowing for a seamless transition without email loss. Features *SplitMX functions as an inbound mail proxy, duplicating messages and sending one copy to the existing infrastructure and another copy to the new Exchange 2010 mailbox. *SplitMX is cloud based so it does not require any software installation. Because it delivers mail seamlessly to multiple destinations no mail is lost during the migration. *SplitMX is built right into ExchangeDefender. It is quick and easy to deploy and manage. How Split MX Works Step 1: Order and configure your ExchangeDefender Exchange 2010 mailboxes. Step 2: Login to admin.exchangedefender.com and enable SplitMX. You will need the IP address of your existing mail server. Step 3: Change your MX record to splitmx.echangedefender.com. You should do this because your mail will be delivered to the existing infrastructure and to the hosted Exchange 2010 mailbox; you can make this change at any time. Step 4: After you have finished your migration, point the MX record to inbound30.exchangedefender.com and turn off SplitMX.

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