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yes the external domain will be for external users and some of our own users <br />
i was just going to setup a second account for our own users
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yes the external domain will be for external users and some of our own users
i was just going to setup a second account for our own users

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I need to host &nbsp;email for an external company<br />
i want it so that when they go to configure the accounts on their outlook they only need to enter email address and password<br />
so i need to configure autodiscover or else i will need to enter server names user detials etc<br />
how can i configure autodiscover for a new accepted domain i create<br />
i have autodiscover working for our original domain<br />
do i need to buy more certs etc<br />
also can i stop these users accessing my original GAL
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I need to host  email for an external company
i want it so that when they go to configure the accounts on their outlook they only need to enter email address and password
so i need to configure autodiscover or else i will need to enter server names user detials etc
how can i configure autodiscover for a new accepted domain i create
i have autodiscover working for our original domain
do i need to buy more certs etc
also can i stop these users accessing my original GAL

configure autodiscover for new accepted domain

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