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I would like to use Outlook Web Access and have it access the internet for clients to use outside of my domain. &nbsp;I am new to OWA and FQDN issues. &nbsp;I would like to know how I register a new “A host” record with exchange. &nbsp;Is this done on local DNS or external DNS? &nbsp;This is my very first Exchange install and I’m sure I’m unaware of critical prerequisites after the initial install of Exchange 2010 (all pre install prerequisites have been met). &nbsp;I’m currently running Exchange 2003 and 2010 in coexistence mode. &nbsp;It seems like 2010 is very close to being stood up but I know I’m missing something simple… &nbsp;I have a hunch its due to FQDN issues…<br />
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I would like to use Outlook Web Access and have it access the internet for clients to use outside of my domain.  I am new to OWA and FQDN issues.  I would like to know how I register a new “A host” record with exchange.  Is this done on local DNS or external DNS?  This is my very first Exchange install and I’m sure I’m unaware of critical prerequisites after the initial install of Exchange 2010 (all pre install prerequisites have been met).  I’m currently running Exchange 2003 and 2010 in coexistence mode.  It seems like 2010 is very close to being stood up but I know I’m missing something simple…  I have a hunch its due to FQDN issues…

I just joined Experts Exchange, and would like to say I am a fan of your helpful info!  Thanks everyone!!


Microsoft Exchange 2010 FQDN Newbie

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