Exchange 2013 – How To Proxy Outbound Emails Through CAS

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How can we change the default behaviour of mailbox server routing outbound emails to proxy the delivery through a CAS?

In Exchange 2013, mailbox servers route outbound emails through a send connector by default. This behaviour can easily be changed and the delivery can be proxied through CAS if you so wish.

In order to configure the proxying, launch EAC and navigate to Mail Flow –> Send Connectors and edit the send connector which routes emails to the internet.

Edit send connector

Check the box that says Proxy through client access server and click Save.

Proxy through CAS in Exchange 2013

Sure enough, outbound delivery was proxied through the CAS ;)

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2 thoughts on “Exchange 2013 – How To Proxy Outbound Emails Through CAS”

    • Hi Steve,

      If you have more than one CAS servers, the mailbox server will pick one and use it. It will pick another CAS when it tries the second delivery. So it goes on a round robin fashion pretty much.

      Thanks.

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