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Is your internal domain name routeable?<br />
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Companyname.com or Companyname.net or something?<br />
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It is alright if it is, but you should own that name too if you don't.
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Is your internal domain name routeable?

Companyname.com or Companyname.net or something?

It is alright if it is, but you should own that name too if you don't.

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If the said domain is somewhere in AD then the users might get the pop-up and if the domain is not in use you may suppress it without any problem<br />
Refer:<br />
<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2480582" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2480582</a>
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If the said domain is somewhere in AD then the users might get the pop-up and if the domain is not in use you may suppress it without any problem
Refer:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2480582 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2480582]

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Autodiscover.domain is prompting users to install certificate from <a href="http://www.Gloryhopelife.org" rel="ugc">www.Gloryhopelife.org</a>&nbsp;. i don't know the sources of that cert. &nbsp;Has any one seen this before? &nbsp;I am experiencing a lot of AD issues.
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Autodiscover.domain is prompting users to install certificate from www.Gloryhopelife.org . i don't know the sources of that cert.  Has any one seen this before?  I am experiencing a lot of AD issues.

All exchange user are promted to install Gloryhopelife.org certificate

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