Answer Posted / jacintha

Routing groups are generally created for one of two
reasons:

To accommodate varying network connectivity across servers.

To restrict the usage of a connector to users in a
particular area. For more information about using routing
groups to restrict connector use, see Understanding
Connector Scope and Restrictions.

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