Your network contains the servers shown in the following table.

Server1 has an SMTP connector named SMTP1. SMTP1 has a SMTP: * address space. Only server1 can deliver e-mail to the internet.

You discover that all messages sent from users hosted on Server1 to users hosted on Server2 are routed through the company’s Internet firewall.

You need to configure server1 to meet the following requirements:
* E-mail sent to the research.contoso.com domain must be delivered directly to Server2.
* Outbound SMTP e-mail must be able to be delivered directly to the Internet.

What should you do on Server1?

A.
Configure SMTP1 to use [10.0.0.2] as a smart host. Add the SMTP: research.contoso.com address space.

B.
Configure the default SMTP virtual server to use [10.0.0.2] as a smart host. Add research.contoso.com as a masquerade domain.

C.
Create and configure a new SMTP connector to use [10.0.0.2] as a smart host. Add the SMTP: research.contoso.com address space.

D.
Create and configure a new SMTP virtual server to use [10.0.0.2] as a smart host. Add research.contoso.com as a masquerade domain.