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outlook cert error sbs 2010
SBS 2010 with exchange server name is x.mydomain.local
external y.mydomain.com
created wildcard cert on godaddy with *.mydomain.com which works fine.
I also created a self cert for *.mydomain.local but I have not been able to figure out how to assign both
When users at there desktop try to access email via outlook they are getting cert errors.
external y.mydomain.com
created wildcard cert on godaddy with *.mydomain.com which works fine.
I also created a self cert for *.mydomain.local but I have not been able to figure out how to assign both
When users at there desktop try to access email via outlook they are getting cert errors.
By default with a .local domain most likely your client access server, web services, and OAB directories are the .local. You would simply update these to the external DNS name so they match your certificate.
You would create an internal DNS zone that matches your external. Then on exchange you would update those services to reflect the change.
You can check out this little informative article that has some powershell commands to change the services and what you need to restart in IIS to get them to work with a .local domain.
Redirecting Internal Names to Registered Domain
You would create an internal DNS zone that matches your external. Then on exchange you would update those services to reflect the change.
You can check out this little informative article that has some powershell commands to change the services and what you need to restart in IIS to get them to work with a .local domain.
Redirecting Internal Names to Registered Domain
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