Notes about RedirectorAgents:

• .NET Framework 2.0 - SP1 or newer is required on Microsoft Exchange 2007 & 2010 servers.
• .NET Framework 4.5 or newer is required on Microsoft Exchange 2013 & 2016 servers.
• RedirectorAgents communicate with the GFI OneConnect server where components are installed through port 8000. Ensure that there is connectivity through this port.
• RedirectorAgents cannot be installed on Edge servers.
• During installation, the Microsoft Exchange Transport service stops and restarts automatically. Make sure that you install the agent at a time when a brief stop in this service is not disruptive to your organization.
• If you are running other transport agents (such as anti-spam or anti-virus agents) on your Microsoft Exchange servers, you must set the RedirectorAgent to the lowest priority; otherwise you may impede mail flow.
• Installation of Exchange 2013 Cumulative Update 1 and 2 can change the priority of 3rd party Transport Agents. Check the priority of the RedirectorAgent using the following cmdlet: Get-TransportAgent. If the RedirectorAgent is not the lowest priority Transport Agent, then either change the priority using the following cmdlet: Set-TransportAgent or reinstall the Transport Agent.

Installing RedirectorAgents:

To obtain the RedirectorAgent installer, login to the GFI OneConnect using an Administrator Account. Go to Settings > Downloads node and download the GFI OneConnect Exchange Redirector installer. Copy the installer to the Microsoft Exchange Hub Transport servers and install:

1. Right-click the GFI OneConnect Redirector Agent installer and choose Properties. From the General tab, click Unblock and then Apply. This step is required to prevent the operating system from blocking certain actions by the installer.
2. Launch the installer.
3. Click Next in the Welcome screen.
4. Read the license agreement. Select I accept the terms in the License Agreement if you agree. Click Next.

Entering the RedirectorController server details

5. Key in the following fields:

Option	Description
Address	Specify the fully-qualified domain name of your GFI OneConnect server.
NETBIOSAn acronym for Network Basic Input/output. This system provides services to allow applications on different computers within a network to communicate with each other. name	Specify the NetBIOS name of your RedirectorController server.

6. The setup verifies the fields entered in the previous step. If verification fails, ensure that the RedirectorAgent machine can communicate with the GFI OneConnect server via port 8000 and that the server details are correct.
7. Select the location where to install the RedirectorAgent and click Next.
8. Click Install to start installation.
9. Click Finish on completion.

Repeat this procedure on all Exchange Hub Transport Servers.

1. Log in using an Administrator account and navigate to Manage > Continuity.
2. Go to Readiness Check and find entry OneConnect RedirectorsTransport agents that enable dynamic rerouting of messages in Exchange environments.. Click Details....
3. Review the status of the RedirectorControllers and RedirectorAgents.

The following statuses are available:

Status icon	Description
	GFI OneConnect Redirector Controller connected to the server.
	GFI OneConnect Redirector Controller NOT connected to the server.
	GFI OneConnect Redirector agent not installed on the Exchange server.
	GFI OneConnect Redirector agent status reporting disabled.
	Server has users in Active state.
	Server does NOT have any users in Active state.

1. On the Microsoft Exchange server, go to Control Panel.
2. Click Programs and Features.
3. From the list of installed software select GFI OneConnect Exchange Redirectors and click Uninstall.
4. Follow on-screen instructions.
5. Removal is complete after a system restart.