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You have to specify a principle name otherwise how with the cert work?
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You have to specify a principle name otherwise how with the cert work?

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What is the objective with wanting to disable the function? <br />
If your SSL certificate is for host.example.com then fine. If it is for *.example.com then you can have problems, but usually only with Windows XP clients. <br />
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Outline the original issue, not what you believe is the fix.<br />
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Simon.
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What is the objective with wanting to disable the function?
If your SSL certificate is for host.example.com then fine. If it is for *.example.com then you can have problems, but usually only with Windows XP clients.

Outline the original issue, not what you believe is the fix.

Simon.

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Hi Simon.<br />
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Our certificate is for exchange.domain.com<br />
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But our proxy address is mail.domain.local<br />
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And it's looking for proxy address in certificate
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Hi Simon.

Our certificate is for exchange.domain.com

But our proxy address is mail.domain.local

And it's looking for proxy address in certificate

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Your certificate must have exchange.domain.com listed as a subject alternative name (SAN) entry or be the principle name (the default name) if the default is something else but contains the san entry you can Set-OutlookProvider EXPR -CertPrincipalName exchange.domain.com
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Your certificate must have exchange.domain.com listed as a subject alternative name (SAN) entry or be the principle name (the default name) if the default is something else but contains the san entry you can Set-OutlookProvider EXPR -CertPrincipalName exchange.domain.com

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Hi,<br />
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I am having issues with Exchange Server 2013. Autodiscover is checking the box (Only Connect To Proxy Servers That Have This Principal Name In Their Certificate). How can i disable this.<br />
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I have tried:<br />
Set-OutlookProvider EXPR -CertPrincipalName none<br />
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but did not work.
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Hi,

I am having issues with Exchange Server 2013. Autodiscover is checking the box (Only Connect To Proxy Servers That Have This Principal Name In Their Certificate). How can i disable this.

I have tried:
Set-OutlookProvider EXPR -CertPrincipalName none

but did not work.

Autodiscover Exchange 2013 -- Turn off Connect to proxy servers that have this principal name in their certificate

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