Very nice video to understand the concept of exchange hybrid mail flow, EOP and Exchange DNS records. Thanks & Keep posting such awesome technical stuffs.
in a centralized mail flow, if a EXO user wants to send email to an external user, will the email passes through EOP and then to external user or it will first passes thru EOP > Onprem and then EOP and external user?
Hi, great video thanks. I have a question: we have one on-premises exchange server 2019, and we installed the the Hybrid configuration Wizard on a separate member server. I am confused which server to choose as Receive and Connectors. Mailboxes are only on the EX2019 Server but not on the member server. Can you please help me? Thank you so much
I didn't get your question exactly.. You mean when you setup mailflow in Hybrid, you already have EOP with your Office365 Subscription, hence it is not required to buy one more time..
@@windowstechprothinkbeyondt5407 we have several accounts already migrated to cloud but our mx still points to the on-premise. if we change/points our mx to the cloud, do we need to buy EOP for the on-premise accounts? Thank you, much appreciated
@@christianvito4654 Not required. EOP is not user based. Ideally it is tenant based.. EOP Can be used for On-Premises Mailboxes as well. You can point your MX to EOP and then from EOP, You can create connector to On-premises .. So that once mail has been scanned by EOP, it will get delivered to On-premises User Mailboxes..
finally found the video i needed since i am preparing for exchange interviews. Thank you for this great video.
Great Video, Short and crisp .
Keep up the good work RK....Cheers!
Very nice video to understand the concept of exchange hybrid mail flow, EOP and Exchange DNS records. Thanks & Keep posting such awesome technical stuffs.
Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback..
in a centralized mail flow, if a EXO user wants to send email to an external user, will the email passes through EOP and then to external user or it will first passes thru EOP > Onprem and then EOP and external user?
OSM video sir ji
ITs very very helpful
Very nice, if people learn this n come most probably they will get L2 position. They don't even know the flow
Nice Explanation about mail flow 👌👌.. Keep it up bro..
Thank you so much 😀
Bro, you are the best...
Excellent Radhakrishnan..Thank you so much
You're most welcome
Very smooth and clear for initial learner. Thanks buddy.
Thank you for the Feedback..
Super Nice music when it started..... I loved It.
Hi, great video thanks. I have a question: we have one on-premises exchange server 2019, and we installed the the Hybrid configuration Wizard on a separate member server. I am confused which server to choose as Receive and Connectors. Mailboxes are only on the EX2019 Server but not on the member server. Can you please help me? Thank you so much
As long as you have internet connection on the EX2019 and ports are open , you can select EX2019 and that should do Mail routing for your mailboxes
Very nice helped clearing my doubts
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Good one RK nice and simple
Radhakrishnan bro, very nice explanation.
So nice of you
Great explanation of mail flow.... Waiting for more explanation of SPF, DKIM, DMARC.....
Very nice video !!
FANTASTIC.
Thanks for listening
Do you do any courses for exchange?
not currently..
Thank you so much
Can you also cover tenant attribution in one video
definitely
Question: On-premise must have EOP subscribed?
I didn't get your question exactly.. You mean when you setup mailflow in Hybrid, you already have EOP with your Office365 Subscription, hence it is not required to buy one more time..
@@windowstechprothinkbeyondt5407 we have several accounts already migrated to cloud but our mx still points to the on-premise. if we change/points our mx to the cloud, do we need to buy EOP for the on-premise accounts? Thank you, much appreciated
@@christianvito4654 Not required. EOP is not user based. Ideally it is tenant based.. EOP Can be used for On-Premises Mailboxes as well. You can point your MX to EOP and then from EOP, You can create connector to On-premises .. So that once mail has been scanned by EOP, it will get delivered to On-premises User Mailboxes..
@@windowstechprothinkbeyondt5407 Hi should we create a connector or it will be automatically configure by Hybrid Wizard?
Please be simple with your explanation, you are bluffing a lot in between especially during outbound emails on Mailflow
Could you please share your linked in address