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Exchange 2013 Certificate

Hi,

after installing in Exchange 2013 new SSL certificate without local server name in the certificate (from now you can't add local server name to SSL certificate), every time i rebooting the server or restarting Exchange services, everyone who uses outlook gets an error message "There is a problem with the proxy serve's certificate..), if i click OK all works fine, but i do not want the message to appear for the users.
Any ideas or suggestions?

R--R

Create a DNS forward look up zone on the internal DNS server e.g domain.com. Create a DNS host A record which is in the SSL certificate e.g mail.domain.com and point it to internal Exchange server IP.

Configure OA, OWA, ActiveSync, ECP, EWS with external url e.g mail.domain.com

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ASKER

Hi,

I tried everything except the DNS forward look up zone, I will give it a try

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Adam Farage

R--R got it right, if its Outlook for internal clients then they are getting the pop-up because the AutoDiscoverServiceInternalUri is not set properly OR the Exchange Web Services URL are not set properly.

Forward lookup zone + proper ExternalURL and InternalURL's will resolve this issue.

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ASKER

Hi,

I tried all and nothing works, still after iisreset getting this message.
it's works fine except this message when doing iis reset.

Any other suggest?

R--R

If the SSL certificate is self signed then install the certificate on the client/device.

Go through the article posted by Bipin as below and configure all the urls on Exchange VD.

http://www.mustbegeek.com/configure-external-and-internal-url-in-exchange-2013/

Configure autodiscoveserviceinternaluri Get-ClientAccessServer | Set-ClientAccessServer -AutoDiscoverServiceInternalUri https://mail.domain.com/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml. Replace mail.domain.com with your url.
Create a forward zone on DNS as domain.com
Create host A record as mail.domain.com and point it to Exchange server IP. Replace mail.domain.com with your url.
Configure third party certificate on default web site and Exchange back end on IIS.