exchange 2010 certificate issue
Hi Experts,
I have a small network, one 2003 DC (file and print server) and 15 workstations. I have decided adding a seperate windows 2008 R2 with exchange 2010 and I did. Now I am able to send and receive an emails without any problem. However, I have an issue that is certificate. Since I didn't expect the exchange server, I used domain name abc.com (for example) but acutual domain name is abcxyz.com so I got a certificate from godaddy.com for abcxyz.com but abc.com. This gives me some issue. First I am getting security warning whenever I open outlook. I just hit yes or no then it opens outlook no problem. I also realized that out of office assistant is not working for all workstations. I think this is related to the security.
What is my best solution for this at this moment? I cannot reinstall both servers.
Do I have to install ceriticate server on exchange server? If so, please let me know how to.
Thanks in advance
I have a small network, one 2003 DC (file and print server) and 15 workstations. I have decided adding a seperate windows 2008 R2 with exchange 2010 and I did. Now I am able to send and receive an emails without any problem. However, I have an issue that is certificate. Since I didn't expect the exchange server, I used domain name abc.com (for example) but acutual domain name is abcxyz.com so I got a certificate from godaddy.com for abcxyz.com but abc.com. This gives me some issue. First I am getting security warning whenever I open outlook. I just hit yes or no then it opens outlook no problem. I also realized that out of office assistant is not working for all workstations. I think this is related to the security.
What is my best solution for this at this moment? I cannot reinstall both servers.
Do I have to install ceriticate server on exchange server? If so, please let me know how to.
Thanks in advance
You dont need to re-install server or install certificate server.
Get a proper certificate from godaddy and install it in Exchange. - Create a new cert request from Exchange with correct domain info and that will solve your issues.
OOF issue is because of the wrong certificate/configuration of urls.
Get a proper certificate from godaddy and install it in Exchange. - Create a new cert request from Exchange with correct domain info and that will solve your issues.
OOF issue is because of the wrong certificate/configuration of urls.
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The problem is that I couldn't get a certificate for abc.com from godaddy.com because this is not my domain.
I will try abbasiftt's recommandation and let you guys know
Thanks
I will try abbasiftt's recommandation and let you guys know
Thanks
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Create a new zone in your internal DNS server name it as abcxyz.com as create an A record 'mail.externaldomainname.c
Then as mentioned above change all your URLs .
Then as mentioned above change all your URLs .
Please ignore the above post.
Create a new zone in your internal DNS server name it as abcxyz.com and create an A record 'externalname.externaldoma
Then as mentioned above change all your URLs .
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27245435/Exchange-2010-Autodiscover-SAN-Certificate-Questions.html
Attached a sample command for 2 servers exchange environment. You make the changes and make both internal and external the same.
OOA.txt
Create a new zone in your internal DNS server name it as abcxyz.com and create an A record 'externalname.externaldoma
Then as mentioned above change all your URLs .
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27245435/Exchange-2010-Autodiscover-SAN-Certificate-Questions.html
Attached a sample command for 2 servers exchange environment. You make the changes and make both internal and external the same.
OOA.txt
Any update?
ASKER
Thanks
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27314996/Error-SSL-certificat-prompt-in-Outlook-Exchange-2010.html
create an entry in your internal DNS server 'autodiscover.domain.com' pointing to your exchange server