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where is this value stored in the registry - windows xp outlook 2010 exchange proxy
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Where is this stored in the registry?
I want to make a script that will check the registry entry and change it from owapp.mycompany.com to *.mycompany.com
it keeps reverting itself back constantly and the only way i can fix it is to change the owapp to a * we have updated the certificates and everything.
Where is this stored in the registry?
I want to make a script that will check the registry entry and change it from owapp.mycompany.com to *.mycompany.com
it keeps reverting itself back constantly and the only way i can fix it is to change the owapp to a * we have updated the certificates and everything.
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simon i have done that and it is the wildcard thing. it works for a good portion of the day but as soon as they logout of outlook or lock computer it comes back.
then in some cases it works all the time. i'm suspecting a possible update that is causing the issue cause i had a box that was working just fine then i ran updates and it broke but i'm not sure what update it is.
then in some cases it works all the time. i'm suspecting a possible update that is causing the issue cause i had a box that was working just fine then i ran updates and it broke but i'm not sure what update it is.
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thanks
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being that the above doesn't seem to fix the problem but changing the value to a * every 15 mins or so does. Where can i find the values in the registry or add the values so it remains hardcoded. I know it is a bandaid but at least it will work :)
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noticed you said it is hidden? is there a way to find it directly by cut and paste maybe?