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Different Certificates for ActiveSync and OWA (Exchange 2010)

Hi there,

I was wondering if it was possible to use two different certificates and URL's for Activesync and OWA in Exchange 2010.
I want to use the following URL's:
- webmail.domain.com
- sync.domain.com

I have created two certificates with a public CA but found out that you can only apply 1 certificate to a service.

The reason why i want to do this is simple, we want users to authenticate with username, token and password for OWA and not for the activesync connection.

Any thoughts on this problem?
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8/22/2022 - Mon
Pete Long

They both use IIS (active sync and OWA) so NO you cant have two differnet certificates - unless you install a second client access server.
endital1097

yes, you will need to create a new web site on the server then add the virtual directory
new-activesyncvirtualdirectory
Busbar

you can create a new website and then create a new activesync directory under it
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Akhater

The easiest way to do it is to replace your 2 certificates with one SAN (or UCC) certificate,

a SAN = Subject Alternate Name is a certificate that is used to identify more than one URL and it is very well supported in exchange 2007/2010

Just get a SAN certificate with all your needed URLs and enable it in Exchange
Netwerkbeheer_AZL

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Thnx, the SAN certificate worked ;)