Malli Boppe
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Exchange 2010 with 2 sites
Got 2 AD sites Site 1 is where the autodiscover would point to.
But both the sites can be accesses by seperates web mail url's
So I if I get a single SAN certificate which has the following names. Can I use it at both sites
server1.domain.com
server2.domain.com
autodiscover.domain.com
webmailsite1.domain.com
webmailsite2.domain.com
But both the sites can be accesses by seperates web mail url's
So I if I get a single SAN certificate which has the following names. Can I use it at both sites
server1.domain.com
server2.domain.com
autodiscover.domain.com
webmailsite1.domain.com
webmailsite2.domain.com
Buy certificate with 5 SANs as 1st SAN will be your common name.
apart from that if your internal domain name matches any external domain name which is in use over internet.
Then it is very difficult to configure
Then it is very difficult to configure
ASKER
our internal AD domain is company.domain.com.
and we just have one email domain
and we just have one email domain
in order to use both sites, you have to include the name of each site in your SAN Certificate, for example if you will access site one using https://mail1.domain.com, and site2 using https://mail2.domain.com in this case you SAN Certificate hate to include both : mail1.domain.com and mail2.domain.com.
so having multiple entry to your exchange orgnization require multiple names to be in your SAN Certificate.
GOOD LUCK
so having multiple entry to your exchange orgnization require multiple names to be in your SAN Certificate.
GOOD LUCK
--->our internal AD domain is company.domain.com
One client installed his AD given name a name 'nsc.com'. Here this 'nsc' is his company name short form but nsc.com is registered under another company. Finally he end up in changing the internal domain name to 'nsc.local'
-->and we just have one email domain
If you have only one domain then buy one certificate with 5 SANs
One client installed his AD given name a name 'nsc.com'. Here this 'nsc' is his company name short form but nsc.com is registered under another company. Finally he end up in changing the internal domain name to 'nsc.local'
-->and we just have one email domain
If you have only one domain then buy one certificate with 5 SANs
yup what ur thinking is correct
ASKER
I think I can just use single SAN certificate at both the sites as I have only single email domain.
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But you have to provide the documents proves that both domain names are registered under your name/company name