Relocating the Connector for cc:Mail
You should schedule relocating a connector at a time that coincides with a time the connector is used least.
Relocating a connector from one Microsoft Exchange Server computer to another requires waiting for messages in the MTS-OUT queue to be delivered. For information on monitoring the MTS-OUT queue, see Microsoft Exchange Server Maintenance and Troubleshooting.
Relocating a Connector to Another Site
When you relocate a connector to another site, you must designate an import container for the new site and remove the custom recipient objects (cc:Mail users) from the recipients container used for import in the former site. Otherwise, directory synchronization does not function properly.
- Install the Connector for cc:Mail on the Microsoft Exchange Server where the connector is being relocated.
- Start the Connector for cc:Mail Service for the new connector.
- In the Dirsync Schedule property page for the connector being removed, select Never.
- In the Import Container property page for the new connector, select a container for directory import.
- Stop the Microsoft Exchange Connector Service on the Microsoft Exchange Server computer where the connector is being removed.
- Remove the Connector for cc:Mail object from the Connections container for the site where the connector is being removed.
- Delete the previously used import container, or remove all custom recipients in the container.
- Schedule a directory synchronization cycle for the new connector, or initiate a cycle manually by choosing Run dir sync now in the Import Container property page.
Relocating a Connector Within a Site
When you relocate a connector within a site, you must designate a new import container for the site and remove the custom recipient objects (cc:Mail users) from the recipients container formerly used for import. Otherwise, directory synchronization does not function properly.
- Install the Connector for cc:Mail on the Microsoft Exchange Server computer where the connector is being relocated.
- Start the Connector for cc:Mail Service for the new connector.
- In the Dirsync Schedule property page for the connector being removed, select Never.
- In the Import Container property page for the new connector, select the same recipients container used by the previous connector for directory import.
- Stop the Microsoft Exchange Connector Service on the Microsoft Exchange Server computer where the connector is being removed.
- Remove the Connector for cc:Mail object from the Connections container for the site where the connector is being removed.
- Delete the previously used import container, or remove all custom recipients in the container.
- Schedule a directory synchronization cycle for the new connector, or initiate a cycle manually by choosing Run dir sync now in the Import Container property page.
Relocating the Import Container Within a Site
When you relocate a directory synchronization import container within a site, you must remove the custom recipient objects (cc:Mail users) from the recipients container formerly used for import. Otherwise, directory synchronization does not function properly.
- In the Import Container property page, choose Container.
- Select a new recipients container to import address information.
- Delete the previously used import container, or remove all custom recipients in the container.
- Schedule a directory synchronization cycle for the new connector, or initiate a cycle manually by choosing Run dir sync now in the Import Container property page.