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SBS 2008 multiple email domains
Hi,
I have taken over an SBS 2008 Server for a new client. The client now wishes to host all emails from their other locations (other companies) on this server. The main domain (domain1.com) is already on the server and working fine both internally and externally. Outlook (RPC over HTTP) and Autodiscover also works fine for this main domain.
These additional domains are for email only - no websites on this SBS 2008 server.
We now have 6 additional authoritative domains on this SBS 2008 server. My question is what type of SSL Certificate will I need and how do I get the autodiscover function to work correctly for all email domains?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am no expert when it comes to SSL's so please be patient if I ask what may appear to be very basic questions.
I have taken over an SBS 2008 Server for a new client. The client now wishes to host all emails from their other locations (other companies) on this server. The main domain (domain1.com) is already on the server and working fine both internally and externally. Outlook (RPC over HTTP) and Autodiscover also works fine for this main domain.
These additional domains are for email only - no websites on this SBS 2008 server.
We now have 6 additional authoritative domains on this SBS 2008 server. My question is what type of SSL Certificate will I need and how do I get the autodiscover function to work correctly for all email domains?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am no expert when it comes to SSL's so please be patient if I ask what may appear to be very basic questions.
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Cris Hanna
Just curious, kind of OT but how many total users do you have on the SBS server now accessing email? With 7 email domains it seems like you might be over the 75 cal limit
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Hi Chris,
We are no where near that number, probably around 30. This is a bringing together of several companies the original two owners have and still operate. They will have 4 remote locations that will be using a combination of Outlook 2007, 2010 and 2013 to access their emails. Eventually I think they will reduce the total number of domains but in the short to medium term they will have all the domains active in varying levels.
I have just checked with the various holders of the domains and one of them do not allow SRV Records so we will have to move them if we want to go down that route.
Any other advice and details instructions would be very welcome.
Thanks.
We are no where near that number, probably around 30. This is a bringing together of several companies the original two owners have and still operate. They will have 4 remote locations that will be using a combination of Outlook 2007, 2010 and 2013 to access their emails. Eventually I think they will reduce the total number of domains but in the short to medium term they will have all the domains active in varying levels.
I have just checked with the various holders of the domains and one of them do not allow SRV Records so we will have to move them if we want to go down that route.
Any other advice and details instructions would be very welcome.
Thanks.
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We are moving the domains to a better provider which gives us better control over such things as SRV records. Once this is done I will return to this question and update you on progress. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you all.