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exchange 2003, SSL certificates question
Hey All,
I have a client that I just installed 2 internet lines for. They have 2 static IP addresses. We have an SSL certificate installed on the server, but I get a certificate error when I go to OWA from the secondary IP address (the line we just installed).
Do I need a new certificate that can properly cover both IP addresses? What kind of certificate would I need?
I have a client that I just installed 2 internet lines for. They have 2 static IP addresses. We have an SSL certificate installed on the server, but I get a certificate error when I go to OWA from the secondary IP address (the line we just installed).
Do I need a new certificate that can properly cover both IP addresses? What kind of certificate would I need?
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totally a noob mistake. I just realized I got the certificate error because I browsed to the site via IP. I am having the guys that manage the DNS configure a round-robin DNS so that both public IP addresses (both internet lines) resolve to my A record (mail.companyname.com).
Just since you guys were interested:
2 internet lines coming into a SonicWALL TZ-210. Only 1 exchange server. I am setting up fail-over on the Sonicwall. Need both public IP addresses to resolve to a single A record.