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How to setup Outlook Anywhere on Exchange 2010?
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How exactly would I go about setting up Outlook Anywhere on our new Exchange 2010 server to help users avoid having to VPN to the Exchange Server just to get mail (via Outlook).
We have OWA working, and it works fine without any issues.
Also, to setup Outlook Anywhere, it is absolutely necessary to have an SSL certificate from a CA. Will Outlook Anywhere function without an SSL certificate?
How exactly would I go about setting up Outlook Anywhere on our new Exchange 2010 server to help users avoid having to VPN to the Exchange Server just to get mail (via Outlook).
We have OWA working, and it works fine without any issues.
Also, to setup Outlook Anywhere, it is absolutely necessary to have an SSL certificate from a CA. Will Outlook Anywhere function without an SSL certificate?
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One or two more questions...
What happens if my email server is identified externally with a .net domain, but the default email address that Exchange is setup to assign to users accounts created is a .ca domain.
Thanks for all your help so far.
What happens if my email server is identified externally with a .net domain, but the default email address that Exchange is setup to assign to users accounts created is a .ca domain.
Thanks for all your help so far.
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Would a Standard SSL Cert from GoDaddy do, or do I need a Deluxe Cert.?
Also, I'm a bit confused, most places I've checked stat that Exchange requires a UCC Cert and I think that is only available if you buy a Deluxe Cert.
So, just to be clear... Here are the domains we have:
1. site.net
2. site.ca
3. mail.site.net
The email addresses for all users is @domain.ca
Are you saying that I also need to add the site.ca domain to the SSL Cert. If that's the case, and since it's entirely different domain, would I not need to buy a Deluxe Cert.
Finally, one last question, once I've purchased an SSL Cert, can I add or remove domains to/from it?
Also, I'm a bit confused, most places I've checked stat that Exchange requires a UCC Cert and I think that is only available if you buy a Deluxe Cert.
So, just to be clear... Here are the domains we have:
1. site.net
2. site.ca
3. mail.site.net
The email addresses for all users is @domain.ca
Are you saying that I also need to add the site.ca domain to the SSL Cert. If that's the case, and since it's entirely different domain, would I not need to buy a Deluxe Cert.
Finally, one last question, once I've purchased an SSL Cert, can I add or remove domains to/from it?
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Also, any suggestions on a place to buy an SSL Certificate?