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I have an existing forest existingcompany.local and domain existingcompany.local. With an exchange 2007 box and SSL for existingcompany.local. The SSL expires in 3 weeks and I have since learned that when I renew the SSL that I will no longer be able to add Subject Alt Names to the SSL for .local. addresses.
What can I do to transition the ,local to ,com?
What can I do to transition the ,local to ,com?
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Thanks for the prompt responses.
Sorry Simon for bringing up "old" topics. I'm noob to all of this stuff. I haven't had to "touch" the exchange servers in question for years with the exception off renewing SSL certs every 2 years. I thought I had it all worked out with just adding the FQDN for .local and then it changed again to where I couldn't even do that.
I'll try and discern the solutions from the answers above in the next couple of weeks and award accordingly.
Sorry Simon for bringing up "old" topics. I'm noob to all of this stuff. I haven't had to "touch" the exchange servers in question for years with the exception off renewing SSL certs every 2 years. I thought I had it all worked out with just adding the FQDN for .local and then it changed again to where I couldn't even do that.
I'll try and discern the solutions from the answers above in the next couple of weeks and award accordingly.
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Learning about Split-Brain DNS was somewhat interesting and I had to do it for both of my .local domains that I am hosting in-house, additionally I learned about loopback rules in my SonicWall.
https://www.digicert.com/internal-domain-name-tool.htm