Send-connectors are created to send emails directly to the remote forest, instead of routing through the Internet. Step 2: Create and Configure Send connectors between domains
Read-host -assecurestring | convertfrom-securestring | out-file C:scriptsGpassword.txt
Execute the below command to create password file(Gpassword.txt) and input the password for the account “greengalsync.”
Create password file “Gpassword.txt” to input the Galsync.ps1 script. read-host -assecurestring | convertfrom-securestring | out-file C:scriptsBpassword.txt Execute the below commands to create password file (Bpassword.txt) and input the password for the account “bluegalsync” Create password file “Bpassword.txt” to input into the Galsync.ps1 script. Download the free GAL Sync script and copy it to the server and create a file under the path C:scriptsGalsync.ps1. Enable “Windows Authentication” on the PowerShell virtual directory in IIS on the and servers. Set-user -identity "GALSYNC" -RemotePowerShellEnabled $True Execute the below command on both the forests to provide remote PowerShell permission. Provide GALSync account, permission to use remote PowerShell in both the forests. ADD-RoleGroupMember "Recipient Management" –Member "Galsync" Execute the below command on both the forests to provide Recipient Management Role permission. 
Provide Recipient Management Role for the GALSync in both and. Create new service account “GALSync” in both and. Create and configure Galsync account in and forest Create the new OU with name Galsync under the root domain and then create bluecontacts OU under Galsync OU. Creating the GreenContacts OU under Galsync OU.
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