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Exchange 2010 SAN Certificates for NLB Cas
Hi Experts,
Just a quick check.
I'm transitioning from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010. Will have 2 CAS/HT with NLB on them.
Will have the following addresses:
cas01.example.net (Cas server 01)
cas02.example.net (cas server 02)
nlb.example.net (nlb address)
autodiscover.examples.net
webmail.example.com (owa access from inside and outside)
Example.Net is our internal AD Domain
Example.com is our External Email Domain
What FQDN's must be on SAN certificate? I don't want to expose my internal server's name on the internet by adding them to the certificate. But autodiscover must work on both sides.
Tks for the help.
Rodrigo Garcone
Just a quick check.
I'm transitioning from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010. Will have 2 CAS/HT with NLB on them.
Will have the following addresses:
cas01.example.net (Cas server 01)
cas02.example.net (cas server 02)
nlb.example.net (nlb address)
autodiscover.examples.net
webmail.example.com (owa access from inside and outside)
Example.Net is our internal AD Domain
Example.com is our External Email Domain
What FQDN's must be on SAN certificate? I don't want to expose my internal server's name on the internet by adding them to the certificate. But autodiscover must work on both sides.
Tks for the help.
Rodrigo Garcone
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no in 2010 they dont need to be in the san
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That's it! No need for Netbios and other stuff here.
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