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To set up the minimum configuration requirements for a connector, use the following list of procedures in the order in which they appear.
| Task | Description | 
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| Verify that the Import.exe and Export.exe programs are in the system path. | The cc:Mail Import and Export programs must be in the Microsoft Exchange Server system path where the connector is installed. | 
| Configure the connector Post Office property page. | Use the Connector Post Office property page to assign an administrator's mailbox and establish a local area network (LAN) connection to a cc:Mail post office. | 
| Configure the connector Export Containers property page. | Use the Export Containers property page to specify the Microsoft Exchange Server recipients that you want exported to the cc:Mail post office directory. | 
| Configure the connector Import Containers property page. | Use the Import Container property page to specify where to store imported addresses from the cc:Mail post office on a Microsoft Exchange Server. | 
| Configure the connector Address Space property page. | Use the Address Space property page to configure message routing for the connector. The address space can be configured to specify which messages bound for cc:Mail this connector will route. | 
| Start the Connector for cc:Mail Service. | Use Control Panel to start the Connector for cc:Mail Service. | 
| Run directory synchronization. | Use the Import Container property page to run a manual directory synchronization cycle for distributing address information between Microsoft Exchange Server and cc:Mail. | 
| Configure the connector Dirsync Schedule property page. | Use the Dirsync Schedule property page to specify a time when Microsoft Exchange Server sends address list updates to and receives address list updates from the cc:Mail post office. | 
| Test the connection. | Send a message from a Microsoft Exchange server recipient to a cc:Mail recipient and back. |