How do I get Outlook 2010 to use .com server instead of .local Exchange server?
Upon renewing our Exchange SSL Cert we did not use .local and when trying to change the Exchange server within Outlook 2010 to mail.company.com it reverts to mail.company.local when entering manually. We have split DNS for .com and .local but am not sure if we need to add an entry or if Exchange 2010 has a setting we can use to modify.
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@Deepin Patel - read the question. This is about the server name, not the host names.
Simon's article covers all bases - ignore my comment
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I implemented the internal URLs but the server name still resolves to .local?
As I wrote in my first response, the server address that you are seeing will always be the server's real name. That behaviour does not need to be changed.
In fact it is required, because Outlook Anywhere works on the basis of being unable to connect to the server using its real name, then failing over to the Outlook Anywhere configuration.
Simon.
In fact it is required, because Outlook Anywhere works on the basis of being unable to connect to the server using its real name, then failing over to the Outlook Anywhere configuration.
Simon.
https://www.digicert.com/ssl-support/redirect-internal-exchange-san-names.htm
https://www.digicert.com/util/