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What is the impact of changing the Exchange 2007 Server Name?
What is the impact of changing the Exchange 2007 Server Name? Issue: I have an external name of the server of mail.xyz.com that i have purchased a SSL Cert for. The internal name of the server is abc.xyz.com. My external users have no cert issues. My internal users now get a Cert error when they access Exchange via Outlook. The cert company says to just put an entry in DNS pointing mail to abc but that does not resolve the issue. Platform is Windows 2003 R2.
1. Is there a way around this without changing the internal server name to mail.
2. If not, will a simple name change of the server automatically update the entity of the Exchange server?
Thanks in advance.
Kit
1. Is there a way around this without changing the internal server name to mail.
2. If not, will a simple name change of the server automatically update the entity of the Exchange server?
Thanks in advance.
Kit
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The certificate errors are very common. You don't need to do any diagnostic logging for that. Presuming the clients are Outlook 2007, it is looking for the server's real name in the SSL certificate and is finding something else. You need to make changes to the URL settings for internal use so that the internal URL matches the SSL certificate.
The address on the certificate also needs to resolve correctly inside the network to the internal IP address of the server.
Simon.
The address on the certificate also needs to resolve correctly inside the network to the internal IP address of the server.
Simon.
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Please enable diagnostic logging on the server for access authentication to maximum and check for specific error.
thanks.