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Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 : Completing Transport Server Setup (part 5) - Getting Edge Subscription Details, Synchronizing Edge Subscriptions

3/10/2014 9:45:15 PM

6.2 Getting Edge Subscription Details

In the Exchange Management Console, you can view Edge subscriptions by expanding the Organization Configuration node, selecting the Hub Transport node, and then clicking the Edge Subscriptions tab. Each Edge subscription is listed by Edge Transport server name and associated Active Directory site as shown in Figure 4.

Review the Edge subscriptions.

Figure 4. Review the Edge subscriptions.

As Example 5 shows, you can use the Get-EdgeSubscription cmdlet to get information about Edge subscriptions as well. If you do not provide an identity with this cmdlet, configuration information for all Edge Subscriptions is returned.

Example 5. Get-EdgeSubscription cmdlet syntax and usage

Syntax

Get-EdgeSubscription -Identity EdgeTransportServerName
[-DomainController DCName]


Usage

Get-EdgeSubscription -Identity "EdgeSvr04"

6.3 Synchronizing Edge Subscriptions

During the configuration of an Edge subscription, you specified an Active Directory site to associate with the subscription. Hub Transport servers in this site run the EdgeSync service and are responsible for synchronizing configuration data between Active Directory Domain Services and AD LDS on the Edge Transport server. By default, the EdgeSync service synchronizes configuration data hourly and recipient data every four hours.

If you've just created a new subscription and synchronization has occurred, you should verify that replication is taking place as expected by completing the following steps:

  1. On the Edge Transport server, start the Exchange Management Shell.

  2. Verify that a Send connector was created to send Internet mail by typing the command get-sendconnector. As shown in the following example and sample output, you should see an Inbound connector and an Internet connector for EdgeSync:

    get-sendconnector

    Identity AddressSpaces Enabled
    -------- ------------- -------
    Primary Send Connector {SMTP:*.cpandl.com;1} True
    SD1 Send Connector {SMTP:*.adatum.com;1} True
    EdgeSync - Seattle-First-Site to Int {smtp:*;100} True
    EdgeSync - Inbound to Seattle-First- {smtp:--;100} True
  3. Verify that there is at least one entry for accepted domains by typing get-accepteddomain as shown in the following example and sample output:

    get-accepteddomain

    Name DomainName DomainType Default
    ---- ---------- ---------- -------
    cpandl.com cpandl.com Authoritative True

If you suspect there is a problem with synchronization and you want to start immediate synchronization of configuration data for all Edge subscriptions, complete the following steps:

  1. Start the Exchange Management Shell.

  2. At the prompt, type the following command

    start-edgesynchronization -Server ServerName

    where ServerName is the name of the Hub Transport server on which you want to run the command, such as:

    start-edgesynchronization -Server mailserver25

If you are running the command on the Hub Transport server, you can omit the –Server parameter.

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