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Cant connect to Exchange Server 2010via outllook
I have an Exchange server behind isa server 2006 for some reason i can connect to outlook via a remote connection but i can connect locally my auto discovery is not working so I am very lost at the moment. What Ports do I have to have open for Exchange to be properly working. I'm also having major issues installing a godady ssl cert on isa it keeps asking for a private key any help would really be grateful, thanks for your time
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The private key is in your server where you requested the cert, I think you did this on exchange server,
Here is how you can solve the issue:
1. Install the cert on Exchange certificate on exchange server
2. Export the certificate and map that you want to export private key as part of export
3. Import this file in ISA
4. Use the cert
You are done for this part
For the ports, 443 is what is required and i hope you are using a SAN Certificate for both auto-discover and mail server address, if not then it is advised to use that as that helps
Here is how you can solve the issue:
1. Install the cert on Exchange certificate on exchange server
2. Export the certificate and map that you want to export private key as part of export
3. Import this file in ISA
4. Use the cert
You are done for this part
For the ports, 443 is what is required and i hope you are using a SAN Certificate for both auto-discover and mail server address, if not then it is advised to use that as that helps
SAN Cert is where you have multiple domain names in the same certificate : What is also known as UCC for go daddy : http://help.godaddy.com/article/4649
http://www.godaddy.com/ssl/ssl-certificates.aspx?ci=8979
http://www.godaddy.com/ssl/ssl-certificates.aspx?ci=8979
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