When you manage mail flow, you can create rules for all inbound or outbound rule mail for your organization.
We can do message traces to see why a message didn't get to where it was supposed to go and what happened
to it.
We can list accepted domains, which means how many domains are you willing to accept mail on behalf
of?
So in example, my domain name would be Sandra Network.
But I have all these other old domain names.
I had SJP dash, E.A. dot com.
I don't use it anymore.
But there's still some things that have it.
So it is a catch all.
I brought that domain in.
And it's one of my accepted domains.
So if someone is to email me on that old address, it would actually be forwarded to me.
There Sandra Classroom.
There's all these training domains, but they're all in the same console.
And I can redirect mail accordingly because I accept mail from those domains.
The primary domain is the one I send and receive from.
But there's all these other ones in the background.
We have remote domains.
It has a lot to do with mail flow.
Same thing with connectors.
These two are really kind of out of the scope of this particular class, but we'll add some meaning
to them.