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My DNS external IPs are the same for both autodiscover.domain.com &nbsp;and mail.domain.com &nbsp;is this the correct practice?
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My DNS external IPs are the same for both autodiscover.domain.com  and mail.domain.com  is this the correct practice?

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I'm migrating from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013 and on the final stages. I pointed the external and internal DNS records to Exchange 2013. I moved one mailbox to Exchange 2013 and then tried to create a new Outlook client profile and bring the mailbox up however the client would not connect. It stated trying to connect encrypted and unencrypted. It did not work. I checked nslookup and the IPs are all set pointing to Exchange 2013. I then checked my certificates. I have a certificate that is a wild card. When I checked assigned services on my wild card it had IIS and SMTP assigned. Also in IIS on the default site bindings what should you use as a certificate on the two https settings? Originally they were the local generated certificate. I changed them to the wild card no luck. Please assist.
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I'm migrating from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013 and on the final stages. I pointed the external and internal DNS records to Exchange 2013. I moved one mailbox to Exchange 2013 and then tried to create a new Outlook client profile and bring the mailbox up however the client would not connect. It stated trying to connect encrypted and unencrypted. It did not work. I checked nslookup and the IPs are all set pointing to Exchange 2013. I then checked my certificates. I have a certificate that is a wild card. When I checked assigned services on my wild card it had IIS and SMTP assigned. Also in IIS on the default site bindings what should you use as a certificate on the two https settings? Originally they were the local generated certificate. I changed them to the wild card no luck. Please assist.

Exchange 2013 Outlook Client connectivity

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