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This solution worked perfectly. Thank you
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This solution worked perfectly. Thank you

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Havent done this in awhile... I would like to know how to setup DNS so that users can access their email locally using the same url that that use externally.For example mail.mydomain.com: Currently this resolves to the public IP rather thank locally to the exchange server.<br />
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Typically I would go into dns and setup a CName calle mail for teir domain pointing to the exchange server. However the domain is not the same as the url that they are trying to connect to. For example the domain is myaltdomain.com so when I try and setup the Cname the FQDN is not consistent with the url they are trying to connect to.
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Havent done this in awhile... I would like to know how to setup DNS so that users can access their email locally using the same url that that use externally.For example mail.mydomain.com: Currently this resolves to the public IP rather thank locally to the exchange server.

Typically I would go into dns and setup a CName calle mail for teir domain pointing to the exchange server. However the domain is not the same as the url that they are trying to connect to. For example the domain is myaltdomain.com so when I try and setup the Cname the FQDN is not consistent with the url they are trying to connect to.

Unable to Access OWA Internally

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.