Exchange 2007 to 2013

Question

hello 
i am trying to migrate exchange 2007 to exchange 2013 but what a bout spam filtring feature which installed in hub and cas server
how can i enabled in exchange 2013 and copy all configuration 
what a bout accepted domain how can i migrate it ?
Receive connectors ? how can i migrate it?
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Answer 1

I see a lot of confusion here - both in the way the questions are asked, and in the incorrect and misleading answers.
The anti-spam feature in Exchange 2013 is performed by the Connection Filtering agent. It is not available in the Exchange 203 CAS or MBX roles. Exchange 2013 SP1 re-introduced the EDGE server role (about a year and a half after the RTM) and the
missing connection filtering agent (the anti-spam feature or module as DareDevil says).
Hence, you have the following options:
1. Install and configure an Exchange 2013 EDGE server.
2. Install a 3rd party Anti-Spam product.
3. Use the Anti-Spam services of an external company - all inbound e-mail should go through the servers of this company.
4. Install and use a linux server in the DMZ for the Anti-Spam filtering (that works amazingly well, and you'll be surprised how many companies are using this option).
As a matter of fact, Yasser, you've asked four questions, not just one. The accepted domains, that are already configured in you existing Exchange 2007 organization, are configured automatically on the Exchange 2013 servers - you don't have to perform this
task manually.
Depending on your deployment - [CAS+MBX] or separate [CAS] and [MBX] servers, you'll have the minimum required receive connectors configured as well. If you have custom receive connectors, you'll have to re-create them manually. The same way, if you
have custom transport rules,you'll have to export/import them manually as well.
You'll have to create manually the Exchange 2013 Internet send connector(s) or add the Exchange 2013 CAS to the existing one(s).
By default, the Anti-Malware feature is enabled when you install Exchange 2013, but if you are planning to use a third party product, you can disable it.
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