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How to add O365 connector for domain specific routing
05/03/2022 
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Description
This article explains how an O365 Admin can setup an O365 connector for creating a domain specific email route.
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To configure mail routing from the O365 to a recipient’s domain, create a send connector to point outbound mails from O365 to deliver straight to recipients’ domain.
- Login to the Office 365 Admin Center and open Exchange admin center.
- In the left pane, click Mail flow, and click Connectors.
- Click the +Add a connector and use the wizard to create a new connector.
- Select Connection from: Office 365 and Connection To: Partner organization and click Next.
- Give a Name to identify the connector and click Next.
- Select Only when email messages are sent to these domains and enter the recipient domain and click the + Symbol, Click Next.
- Select Use the MX record associated with the partner's domain to route emails using MX records. In this case we are using MX record routing instead of delivering emails to our next hope MTA or Last touch server. Click Next.
OR
- Select “Route email through these smart hosts” and add recipient domains MX FQDN or MX IP address. Click the + Symbol and Next.
- Select: Always use Transport Layer Security (TLS) to secure the connection (recommended) > Issued by Trusted certificate authority (CA) and click Next.
- Specify an email address for an active mailbox that is on recipient’s domain. Click on + Symbol and select Validate. This step validates the connector by sending an email to specified email address, upon successfully validation click Next and click on Create connector.
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