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Thx for your replys. &nbsp;I created the SRV and that works fine. &nbsp;It appears that adding autodiscover as a SAN would also work so I'll split the points.<br />
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Thx for your replys.  I created the SRV and that works fine.  It appears that adding autodiscover as a SAN would also work so I'll split the points.

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I have Exchange 2007 with a valid UCC SSL with a common name of webmail.mydomain.com and SANs for the internal.mydomain.com and NetBIOS name. &nbsp;I have set all the external and Internal URLs for the ClientAccessServer, WebServicesVirtualdirector<wbr />y, OABVirtualDirectory and UMVirtualDirectoy via the Powershell. &nbsp;All Domain clients and Outlook 2007 services work fine. &nbsp;I now have to provide access for Outlook 2007 NON-domain clients. &nbsp;Its my understanding that Outlook 2007 is hardcoded to look for autodiscover.mydomain.com in order for OOF to work correctly.<br />
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My question is can I keep the common name of webmail.mydomain.com and just add a SAN for autodiscover.mydomain.com (add DNS entries and generate CSR obviously) or does the common name have to be autodiscover.mydomain.com for Outlook 2007 non-domain clients and OOF to work?<br />

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I have Exchange 2007 with a valid UCC SSL with a common name of webmail.mydomain.com and SANs for the internal.mydomain.com and NetBIOS name.  I have set all the external and Internal URLs for the ClientAccessServer, WebServicesVirtualdirectory, OABVirtualDirectory and UMVirtualDirectoy via the Powershell.  All Domain clients and Outlook 2007 services work fine.  I now have to provide access for Outlook 2007 NON-domain clients.  Its my understanding that Outlook 2007 is hardcoded to look for autodiscover.mydomain.com in order for OOF to work correctly.

My question is can I keep the common name of webmail.mydomain.com and just add a SAN for autodiscover.mydomain.com (add DNS entries and generate CSR obviously) or does the common name have to be autodiscover.mydomain.com for Outlook 2007 non-domain clients and OOF to work?


How to get Outlook 2007 OOF non-domain clients and autodiscover working

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