Remove exchange co-existance

I'm running OCS 9.0.4.2 configured to co-exist with exchange. I,am now trying to remove exchange from the system. My ISP controls my MX record all inbound email goes to my ISP who then forwards it to us. These are the step I think I need to do to get exchange out of the picture but I cannot find any docs that show this process. So any comments, suggestion, help would be greatly appreciated.
Step 1. Change my internal mx record to point to OCS not exchange
Step 2. Change my smtp_in as follows.
2.1 remove Recipient Rewriting Rules.
2.2 remove exchange reference in local domains.
Step 3. Change my smtp_out ( this is where I have no idea what to change I think this is how it should be.)
3.1 remove exchange reference in local domains
3.2 change SMTP Relay ( now it points to my exchange server) I don't know what to change it to ( Can I point it to my ISP and have the ISP do all the lookups and queuing).
Again any and all help is appreciated.

Sorry for taking so long to reply, other items came up that rank higher then this migration.
I ran the Test-OutlookWebServices CMD and got this result:
[PS] C:\Windows\system32> Test-OutlookWebServices
Source                              ServiceEndpoint                    
Scenario                       Result  Latency
(MS)
EXCHANGE13.company.local           exchange10.company.local           Autodiscover: Outlook Provider Failure     229
EXCHANGE13.company.local                                              
Exchange Web Services          Skipped       0
EXCHANGE13.company.local                                              
Availability Service           Skipped       0
EXCHANGE13.company.local                                              
Offline Address Book           Skipped       0
I
am currently thinking that this may be the error.  Is there a way to
change the first failing result to the hostname of the
exchange13.company.local without breaking the current settings for the
exchange10.company.local autodiscover?

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