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Exchnage 2010 Certificate Error in Outlook in local network

I have configured exchangeserver 2010 with wild card ssl certificate in my network.Now I can send and receive emails without any issue

But I have the following issues

1. I am getting error while I create outlook account in local netwok like this "the name of the security certificate is invalid or does not match the name of the site"

I found that it is trying to connect to ex1.domain.local its my local host name but I assigned the certificate to mail.domainname.com which is my external host name

how can I resolve this

2.When I try to access owa from local network using my external hostname https://mail.domain.com/owa I am getting a certificate error that it is not from a trusted authority and when i click continue that becomes in accessble
but It works fine from outside network ..there is no error

Please help me to resove this issue

suriyaehnop

You are using self sign certificate. You can get certificate information by running Get-ExchangeCertificate to verify who is certificate issue. You need to get a SAN/UC public certificate e.g. Digicert

Sudir LB

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Hello suriyaehnop,

I am using a Wildcard certificate from godaddy.I contacted them and they advised me to
purchase another standard ssl and configure it for IIS and keep current wildcard cert for exchange as it is .Do you think it will fix my problem?

My Internal and external domains are different

Please advise

suriyaehnop

Here the link http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd351044.aspx

Sudir LB

ASKER

Hi Thanks for your reply,

Do you think if I use a seperate standard ssl for iis will fix mu issue

suriyaehnop

I think the best solution is use normal SAN/UC certificate (Godaddy, Digicert and etc) to reduce complexity

Sudir LB

ASKER

Yes Exactly,But is there will be any chance to fail if I move forward with an extra Standard SSL for IIS

Thanks for Supporting

suriyaehnop

It will better for other experts comments on IIS part since I have lack of experiance on this.

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