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Exchange proxy server Cert error
Posted on 2011-03-06
This is the error msg I get when trying to open Outlook when I am remote . This happens to all of my remote users. This happens after you VPN in and open Outlook. Once you hit OK and Outlook works fine.
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Outlook-error-with-VPN.pdf
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That's because your certificate is named srvexchange and not mail.yourdomain.com
Either regenerate your self signed certificate with the correct name in it or buy a 3rd party SSL certificate and install that instead.
What version of Exchange and is it part of SBS?
Alan
Either regenerate your self signed certificate with the correct name in it or buy a 3rd party SSL certificate and install that instead.
What version of Exchange and is it part of SBS?
Alan
Active 1 day ago
Okay - not a problem.
With Exchange 2007 you really need a SAN / UCC certificate to make all the features of Exchange work easily. It can be done without - but I'm not aware of the settings to tweak to get that working.
If you get a SAN / UCC certificate , please make sure you add the following names:
mail.domain.com
autodiscover.domain.com
srvexchange.internaldomain
srvexchange
Cheapest place is probably GoDaddy or a GoDaddy Reseller account might be cheaper still.
If you don't want to buy a certificate - then you can install the Windows 2003 certificate Services and issue your own certificate (single name).
With Exchange 2007 you really need a SAN / UCC certificate to make all the features of Exchange work easily. It can be done without - but I'm not aware of the settings to tweak to get that working.
If you get a SAN / UCC certificate , please make sure you add the following names:
mail.domain.com
autodiscover.domain.com
srvexchange.internaldomain
srvexchange
Cheapest place is probably GoDaddy or a GoDaddy Reseller account might be cheaper still.
If you don't want to buy a certificate - then you can install the Windows 2003 certificate Services and issue your own certificate (single name).
Thank you sir, I will give some of these choices a try. The last (2) solutions you gave I feel are spot on.
Thank you Alan.
Thank you Alan.
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