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Exchange 2010, currently a single server system, having issues with the External Autodiscovery, showing Internal FQDN
So currently I have an exchange server up and running, we can send and receive mail but having issues connecting external users cleanly to the server via outlook anywhere.
When autodiscover finds the server and inputs the server name in outlooks "external Server" field it shows the internal FQDN of the server:
Servername.domain.local
not Mail.domain.com,
I have some certificate changes to make but because I am able to connect when the External Name is input manually i don't think the cert issues I have are a problem that this is causing.
Thank you for any direction you can afford me.
CVVood
When autodiscover finds the server and inputs the server name in outlooks "external Server" field it shows the internal FQDN of the server:
Servername.domain.local
not Mail.domain.com,
I have some certificate changes to make but because I am able to connect when the External Name is input manually i don't think the cert issues I have are a problem that this is causing.
Thank you for any direction you can afford me.
CVVood
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that's funny indeed what if you run get-outlookprovider ?
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Name Server CertPrincipalName TTL
---- ------ ----------------- ---
EXCH 1
EXPR 1
WEB 1
very weird, I have self signed certs....
---- ------ ----------------- ---
EXCH 1
EXPR 1
WEB 1
very weird, I have self signed certs....
can you please post a screen shot so i understand better the issue ?
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Here is a shot of the Exchange console, and the CA-Oa mail.domainame.com
ca.jpg
ca.jpg
sorry i mean a shot of outlook wrong config
ASKER
i am sorry there is nothing wrong with the configuration at all, this is the name of your exchange that should appear here
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