Forward mail to other SMTP server when user is unknown

Hi There,
At this point we are migrating our mailserver from groupwise to Exchange 2007 and at the same point we are connection the new domain in the forrest from a other school. All goes well but know there is a small issue that we have to fix. The Exchange server from the other school send's all message's for @grundel.nl to our new exchange server but there aren't users. There are two sollutions to our problem (I think) but I need to know what exchange can do for me.
1- Our mail goes to the new exchangeserver and when there is a user that the server doesn't know he forwards the mail to our Groupwise server (through SMTP). Is this possible and how can I configure it?
2- The mailserver from the other school sends the mail to Our Groupwise server direct. This is difficult because we are in one forrest and exchange see's that the grundel.nl is configured in sites and servers. Can Exchange bet configured to send mail for our domain to a SMTP server instead of our exchnage server and how can I configure that?
Sollution 1 would be the best so we gen migrate a bit easier.
Thanks,
Marcel
PS: All Exchange server's are 2007 SP2.

and if i am having "recipient not found" for some users ?
i have the same situation and mostly all mail goes normally, except for some users.
It smtp configuration for user is [email protected] but if i send mail to [email protected] (the same site, same server, but i have smart host value for this domain ) - mail deliver to user exchange mailbox locally ([email protected]) and not forwarded
to another host.
Another users goes normally. how can i resolve this problem ?
Be real
really need some help
Be real
This question is already marked as answered so you should start a new thread including as much information as possible.
Cheers, Steve

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09:49:06.70: No more results to return
*** Debug output from rewriting a forward envelope address:
09:49:06.70: Rewriting: Mbox = "user", host = "domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
09:49:06.70: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
09:49:06.70: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
09:49:06.70: Match, pattern = "domain.com", current = "(*domaincheck*)"
09:49:06.70: old state = not checked.
09:49:06.70: Domain check on domain.com.
09:49:06.70: Added domain result 1 to cache for domain.com.
09:49:06.70: new state = succeeded.
09:49:06.70: New mailbox: "user".
09:49:06.70: New host: "domain.com".
09:49:06.70: New route: "mta1.domain.com".
09:49:06.70: New channel system: "mta1.domain.com".
09:49:06.70: Looking up host "mta1.domain.com".
09:49:06.70: - found on channel l
09:49:06.70: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
address channel = l
forward channel = l
channel description =
channel caption =
channel user filter =
dest channel filter =
source channel filter =
channel flags #0 = BIDIRECTIONAL MULTIPLE IMMNONURGENT NOSERVICEALL
channel flags #1 = NOSMTP DEFAULT
channel flags #2 = COPYSENDPOST COPYWARNPOST POSTHEADONLY HEADERINC NOEXPROUTE
channel flags #3 = LOGGING NORESTRICTED RETAINSECURITYMULTIPARTS
channel flags #4 = EIGHTBIT HEADERKEEPORDER NOHEADERREAD RULES
channel flags #5 = TRUNCATESMTPLONGLINES
channel flags #6 = LOCALUSER REPORTNOTARY
channel flags #7 = NOSWITCHCHANNEL NOREMOTEHOST DATEFOUR DAYOFWEEK
channel flags #8 = NODEFRAGMENT EXQUOTA REVERSE NOCONVERT_OCTET_STREAM
channel flags #9 = NOTHURMAN INTERPRETENCODING USEINTERMEDIATE RECEIVEDFROM VALIDATELOCALSYSTEM NOTURN
defaulthost = domain.com domain.com
linelength = 1023
channel env addr type = SOURCEROUTE
channel hdr addr type = SOURCEROUTE
channel official host = mta1.domain.com
channel after params =
channel user name =
urgentnotices = 1 2 4 7
normalnotices = 1 2 4 7
nonurgentnotices = 1 2 4 7
channel rightslist ids =
local behavior flags = %x7
expandchannel =
notificationchannel =
dispositionchannel =
saslswitchchannel =
tlsswitchchannel =
backward channel = l
unique identifier = [email protected]
header forward address = [email protected] (route (mta1.domain.com,mta1.domain.com)) (host domain.com)
header reverse address = [email protected]
envelope forw address = [email protected] (route (mta1.domain.com,mta1.domain.com)) (host domain.com)
envelope rev address = [email protected] (route (mta1.domain.com,mta1.domain.com)) (host domain.com)
name =
mbox = user
Extracted address action list:
[email protected]
Extracted 733 address action list:
[email protected]
Address list expansion:
*** Debug output from alias expansion:
09:49:06.70: Inner expand, level = 0, mailbox = [email protected]
09:49:06.70: Rewriting: Mbox = "user", host = "domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
09:49:06.70: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
09:49:06.70: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
09:49:06.70: Match, pattern = "domain.com", current = "(*domaincheck*)"
09:49:06.70: old state = not checked.
09:49:06.70: Using result 1 from domain match cache.
09:49:06.70: new state = succeeded.
09:49:06.70: New mailbox: "user".
09:49:06.70: New host: "domain.com".
09:49:06.70: New route: "mta1.domain.com".
09:49:06.70: New channel system: "mta1.domain.com".
09:49:06.70: Looking up host "mta1.domain.com".
09:49:06.70: - found on channel l
09:49:06.70: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
09:49:06.70: Reparsed mailbox: user
09:49:06.70: Reparsed host: domain.com
09:49:06.70: Variant #1 = [email protected]
09:49:06.70: Variant #2 = *@domain.com
09:49:06.70: Alias magic value 8764
09:49:06.70: LDAP URL template identified
09:49:06.70: URL determined to be: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com?*?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected])([email protected]))
09:49:06.70: URL context #1 will be used
09:49:06.70: Performing URL search on: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com?objectclass,inetuserstatus,mailuserstatus,inetMailGroupStatus,uid,preferredLanguage,mailRoutingAddress,mailMsgMaxBlocks,mail,mailAlternateAddress,mailEquivalentAddress,mailDeliveryOption,vacationStartDate,vacationEndDate,mailConversionTag,mailhost,mailQuota,mailMsgQuota,mailProgramDeliveryInfo,mailDeliveryFileURL,mailDeliveryFile,mailAutoReplyMode,mailAutoReplySubject,mailAutoReplyText,mailAutoReplyTextInternal,mailAutoReplyTimeOut,mailSieveRuleSource,mailForwardingAddress,mailDeferProcessing,mgrpMsgRejectAction,mgrpRejectText,mgrpMsgRejectText,mgrpBroadcasterPolicy,mgrpDisallowedBroadcaster,mgrpAllowedBroadcaster,mgrpDisallowedDomain,mgrpAllowedDomain,mgrpMsgMaxSize,mgrpAuthPassword,mgrpModerator,mgrpDeliverTo,memberURL,UniqueMember,mgrpRFC822MailMember,rfc822MailMember,mgrpErrorsTo,mgrpAddHeader,mgrpRemoveHeader,mgrpMsgPrefixText,mgrpMsgSuffixText,mgmanMemberVisibility,expandable?sub?(|([email protected])(mailAlternateAddress=user@09:49:06.72: Scanning LDAP result.
09:49:06.72: Attribute: objectclass
09:49:06.72: Attribute index: 0
09:49:06.72: Attribute: inetuserstatus
09:49:06.72: Attribute index: 1
09:49:06.72: Attribute: mailuserstatus
09:49:06.72: Attribute index: 2
09:49:06.72: Attribute: uid
09:49:06.72: Attribute index: 5
09:49:06.72: Attribute: preferredLanguage
09:49:06.72: Attribute index: 19
09:49:06.72: Attribute: mail
09:49:06.72: Attribute index: 31
09:49:06.72: Attribute: mailAlternateAddress
09:49:06.72: Attribute index: 32
09:49:06.72: Attribute: mailDeliveryOption
09:49:06.72: Attribute index: 34
09:49:06.72: Attribute: mailQuota
09:49:06.72: Attribute index: 51
09:49:06.72: Attribute: mailAutoReplyMode
09:49:06.72: Attribute index: 55
09:49:06.72: Attribute: mailForwardingAddress
09:49:06.72: Attribute index: 64
09:49:06.72: Attribute: mailDeferProcessing
09:49:06.72: Attribute index: 65
09:49:06.72: Scanning complete, begin actions
09:49:06.72: Possible user object classes: inetLocalMailRecipient+inetmailuser
09:49:06.72: Possible group object classes: inetLocalMailRecipient+inetmailgroup
09:49:06.72: Object class: top
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: person
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: inetuser
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: organizationalperson
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: inetorgperson
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: ipuser
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: inetmailuser
09:49:06.72: Object class match, reference value 1
09:49:06.72: Object class: inetlocalmailrecipient
09:49:06.72: Object class match, reference value 18
09:49:06.72: Object class: userpresenceprofile
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: inetsubscriber
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: icscalendaruser
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: iplanet-am-managed-person
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: iplanet-am-user-service
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: iplanetpreferences
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: inetadmin
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: sunamauthaccountlockout
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: sunUCPreferences
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: Object class: mailDomain
09:49:06.72: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.72: User/group index = 1
09:49:06.72: Domain is active
09:49:06.72: Mail domain is active
09:49:06.72: User status = active
09:49:06.72: User is active
09:49:06.72: Mail user status = active
09:49:06.72: User is active
09:49:06.72: User UID user found.
09:49:06.73: Delivery option: mailbox
09:49:06.73: Delivery options value: 1
09:49:06.73: Processing mailhost attribute
09:49:06.73: Mailhost not set for user
09:49:06.73: Adding result to cache.
09:49:06.73: Status for this address = -10
09:49:06.73: LDAP URL template identified
09:49:06.73: URL determined to be: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com?*?sub?([email protected])
09:49:06.73: URL context #1 will be used
09:49:06.73: Performing URL search on: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com?objectclass,inetuserstatus,mailuserstatus,inetMailGroupStatus,uid,preferredLanguage,mailRoutingAddress,mailMsgMaxBlocks,mail,mailAlternateAddress,mailEquivalentAddress,mailDeliveryOption,vacationStartDate,vacationEndDate,mailConversionTag,mailhost,mailQuota,mailMsgQuota,mailProgramDeliveryInfo,mailDeliveryFileURL,mailDeliveryFile,mailAutoReplyMode,mailAutoReplySubject,mailAutoReplyText,mailAutoReplyTextInternal,mailAutoReplyTimeOut,mailSieveRuleSource,mailForwardingAddress,mailDeferProcessing,mgrpMsgRejectAction,mgrpRejectText,mgrpMsgRejectText,mgrpBroadcasterPolicy,mgrpDisallowedBroadcaster,mgrpAllowedBroadcaster,mgrpDisallowedDomain,mgrpAllowedDomain,mgrpMsgMaxSize,mgrpAuthPassword,mgrpModerator,mgrpDeliverTo,memberURL,UniqueMember,mgrpRFC822MailMember,rfc822MailMember,mgrpErrorsTo,mgrpAddHeader,mgrpRemoveHeader,mgrpMsgPrefixText,mgrpMsgSuffixText,mgmanMemberVisibility,expandable?sub?([email protected])
09:49:06.75: Search succeeded but 0 entries returned
09:49:06.75: No matching entries were found that were valid
09:49:06.75: Status for this address = 0
0 expansion total.
*** Debug output from submitting an envelope address:
09:49:06.75: mmc_wadr(0x08103050,'[email protected]','[email protected]') called.
09:49:06.75: Copy estimate before address addition is 1
09:49:06.75: Parsing address [email protected]
09:49:06.75: Rewriting: Mbox = "user", host = "domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
09:49:06.75: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
09:49:06.75: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
09:49:06.75: Match, pattern = "domain.com", current = "(*domaincheck*)"
09:49:06.75: old state = not checked.
09:49:06.75: Using result 1 from domain match cache.
09:49:06.75: new state = succeeded.
09:49:06.75: New mailbox: "user".
09:49:06.75: New host: "domain.com".
09:49:06.75: New route: "mta1.domain.com".
09:49:06.75: New channel system: "mta1.domain.com".
09:49:06.75: Looking up host "mta1.domain.com".
09:49:06.75: - found on channel l
09:49:06.75: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
09:49:06.75: Address [email protected] requires local processing.
09:49:06.75: Variant #1 = [email protected]
09:49:06.75: Variant #2 = *@domain.com
09:49:06.75: Alias magic value 8764
09:49:06.75: Checking for [email protected] in the system alias file
09:49:06.75: - not found
09:49:06.75: Checking for *@domain.com in the system alias file
09:49:06.75: - not found
09:49:06.75: Checking [email protected] with URL template ldap:///$V?*?sub?$R
09:49:06.75: LDAP URL template identified
09:49:06.75: URL determined to be: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com?*?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected])([email protected]))
09:49:06.75: URL context #1 will be used
09:49:06.75: Using cached LDAP result for URL info: ldap:///$V?*?sub?$R|[email protected]|[email protected]
09:49:06.75: Scanning LDAP result.
09:49:06.75: Attribute: objectclass
09:49:06.75: Attribute index: 0
09:49:06.75: Attribute: inetuserstatus
09:49:06.75: Attribute index: 1
09:49:06.75: Attribute: mailuserstatus
09:49:06.75: Attribute index: 2
09:49:06.75: Attribute: uid
09:49:06.75: Attribute index: 5
09:49:06.75: Attribute: preferredLanguage
09:49:06.75: Attribute index: 19
09:49:06.75: Attribute: mail
09:49:06.75: Attribute index: 31
09:49:06.75: Attribute: mailAlternateAddress
09:49:06.75: Attribute index: 32
09:49:06.75: Attribute: mailDeliveryOption
09:49:06.75: Attribute index: 34
09:49:06.75: Attribute: mailQuota
09:49:06.75: Attribute index: 51
09:49:06.75: Attribute: mailAutoReplyMode
09:49:06.75: Attribute index: 55
09:49:06.75: Attribute: mailForwardingAddress
09:49:06.75: Attribute index: 64
09:49:06.75: Attribute: mailDeferProcessing
09:49:06.75: Attribute index: 65
09:49:06.75: Scanning complete, begin actions
09:49:06.75: Possible user object classes: inetLocalMailRecipient+inetmailuser
09:49:06.75: Possible group object classes: inetLocalMailRecipient+inetmailgroup
09:49:06.75: Object class: top
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: person
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: inetuser
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: organizationalperson
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: inetorgperson
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: ipuser
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: inetmailuser
09:49:06.75: Object class match, reference value 1
09:49:06.75: Object class: inetlocalmailrecipient
09:49:06.75: Object class match, reference value 18
09:49:06.75: Object class: userpresenceprofile
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: inetsubscriber
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: icscalendaruser
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: iplanet-am-managed-person
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: iplanet-am-user-service
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: iplanetpreferences
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: inetadmin
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: sunamauthaccountlockout
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: sunUCPreferences
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: Object class: mailDomain
09:49:06.75: Object class didn't match
09:49:06.75: User/group index = 1
09:49:06.75: Domain is active
09:49:06.75: Mail domain is active
09:49:06.75: User status = active
09:49:06.75: User is active
09:49:06.75: Mail user status = active
09:49:06.75: User is active
09:49:06.75: User UID user found.
09:49:06.75: Delivery option: mailbox
09:49:06.75: Delivery options value: 1
09:49:06.75: Processing mailhost attribute
09:49:06.75: Mailhost not set for user
09:49:06.75: Status for this address = -10
09:49:06.75: Temporary alias URL failure; reprocess later
09:49:06.75: - adding address [email protected] to channel reprocess
09:49:06.75: Good address count 1 defer count 1
09:49:06.75: All addresses deferred - treat as general temporary error
09:49:06.75: Copy estimate after address addition is 2
09:49:06.75: mmc_waend(0x08103050) called.
09:49:06.75: Copy estimate is 2
09:49:06.75: Queue area size 145940970, temp area size 21837154
09:49:06.75: 36485242 blocks of effective free queue space available; setting disk limit accordingly.
09:49:06.75: 10918577 blocks of free temporary space available; setting disk limit accordingly.
Submitted address list:
Address list error -- 4.0.0 temporary error returned by alias expansion: [email protected]
Submitted notifications list:

Mail 5 and SMTP server list

Hi,
ever since my upgrade to OS X Lion, I've noticed that the usage of the SMTP server list in Mail 5 seems to have changed. In the past, said list contained ALL configured SMTP servers. When configuring e-mail accounts (e.g. MobileMe) you could specify a default SMTP server from the server list and check a checkbox to ONLY use the specified server for outgoing mail of an account.
In Lion the meaning of this server list seems to have changed and I think I have discovered a bug that prevents me from using only a specific SMTP server with an account.
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Sending mail on non-SSL ports is a problem for me for two reasons:
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2.) I'm a student and when logged into my universities network I can't send e-mail on default e-mail ports (25). Our servers block any outgoing e-mail on ports other than SSL/TLS ports.
So far this shouldn't be a problem, because you should be able to overwrite Mail's default server by configuring another MobileMe SMTP server with SSL in the server list and checking the checkbox depicted in the below screenshot.
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2. Send using the default server. If sending the mail fails (because I am in my university's network), select the SSL SMTP server in the trouble-shooting popup.
Option one is annoying. Option two still bears the security/privacy problem and is annoying, because it takes ages for Mail to accept that a server does not seem to work.
There seems to be no way of fixing this behavior and I have it on both iMac and my Macbook Air. Is this a bug? Do you have any suggestions for a fix?
Thanks a lot,
Felix

Felix,
I agree, I think it is a bug. My wife is experiencing the exact same issue on her MacBook after upgrading to Lion.
I submitted Mail feedback tonight to Apple. I hope they get this fixed pronto. My wife prefers Mail to the web interface or using her iPhone for mail. Thanks for explaining the issue.

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