rocketmonkey
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Exchange 2007 and Outlook Anywhere Certificate Issue
Hi,
I installed a valid certificate on my Exchange 2007 server. However, Outlook Anywhere still does not work.
At the command shell, it only shows IP.WS for the services running for my domain. I have tried to enable everything with the following command serveral times:
Enable-ExchangeCerificate -thumbprint xxxxxxxxx -Services "SMTP, IMAP, POP, IIS", but it still only show IP.WS as the services running.
I'm not sure if this is the reason that Outlook Anywhere is not working or what.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
thanks,
-Aaron
I installed a valid certificate on my Exchange 2007 server. However, Outlook Anywhere still does not work.
At the command shell, it only shows IP.WS for the services running for my domain. I have tried to enable everything with the following command serveral times:
Enable-ExchangeCerificate -thumbprint xxxxxxxxx -Services "SMTP, IMAP, POP, IIS", but it still only show IP.WS as the services running.
I'm not sure if this is the reason that Outlook Anywhere is not working or what.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
thanks,
-Aaron
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Did you buy a SAN/UC certificate?
If so, then you should have had in there
mail.example.com (your preferred name for OWA)
autodiscover.example.com
server.example.local (the server's real name inside)
server (the netbios name)
You should then ensure that both mail.example.com and autodiscover.example.com point to the same IP address.
Autodiscover is key to Outlook 2007/Exchange 2007.
-M
If so, then you should have had in there
mail.example.com (your preferred name for OWA)
autodiscover.example.com
server.example.local (the server's real name inside)
server (the netbios name)
You should then ensure that both mail.example.com and autodiscover.example.com point to the same IP address.
Autodiscover is key to Outlook 2007/Exchange 2007.
-M
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Actually, it looks like that OWA is working with NO certificate error for:
mail.DOMAIN.com (just now webmail.Domain.com).
However, Outlook Anywhere still does not worl... not sure if it is a certificate error or what.
thanks,
-Aaron
mail.DOMAIN.com (just now webmail.Domain.com).
However, Outlook Anywhere still does not worl... not sure if it is a certificate error or what.
thanks,
-Aaron
Do you have the autodiscover entries in your DNS and on your SSL certificate?
If not then you need to fix that.
-M
If not then you need to fix that.
-M
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I bought the certificate from ENOM/RapidSSL. I did the initial autogenerated the certificate from:
https://www.digicert.com/easy-csr/exchange2007.htm
I only put in the following domains to initiall gererate the certificate:
mail.Example.com
webmail.Example.com
Do i need to regenerate the certificate with all the names that you said?
thanks,
-Aaron
https://www.digicert.com/easy-csr/exchange2007.htm
I only put in the following domains to initiall gererate the certificate:
mail.Example.com
webmail.Example.com
Do i need to regenerate the certificate with all the names that you said?
thanks,
-Aaron
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I browsed to: https://mail.DOMAIN.com and got a prompt. I put in my credentials and finally got Error: Access is Denied
Also, I tried the test at https://www.testexchangeconnectivity.com . For active sync, it works. However, for the Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 AutoDiscover Connectivity Test, it fails:
Attempting to test potential AutoDiscover URL https://autodiscover.DOMAIN.com/AutoDiscover/AutoDiscover.xml
Failed testing this potential AutoDiscover URL
The only domains i submitted for my certificate were:
mail.DOMAIN.com
webmail.DOMAIN.com--This is for OWA, but i am still getting a certificate error on the browser
NOT--autodiscover.DOMAIN.c
thanks,
-Aaron