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Awesome ty.<br />
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<i>tell everyone to use the old domain for OWA/ActiveSync access. Technically nothing wrong with doing that. Politically on the other hand...</i><br />
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This kind of implies that it is either olddom or newdom but not both for OWA and ActiveSync. I know someone is going to say to me &quot;How come we are still using OldDom for our webmail. I thought we were rebranding ourselves 100%...&quot; Is that the case?
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Awesome ty.

tell everyone to use the old domain for OWA/ActiveSync access. Technically nothing wrong with doing that. Politically on the other hand...

This kind of implies that it is either olddom or newdom but not both for OWA and ActiveSync. I know someone is going to say to me "How come we are still using OldDom for our webmail. I thought we were rebranding ourselves 100%..." Is that the case?

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We are switching our main email to a new domain. I was wondering if I could easily coexist the new and old domains in OWA and Active sync. (I have done a little searching and I don't think it is as easy as pointing the new domain DNS entries to the server but I am coming here for a little confirmation.)<br />
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For example tell users to start using webmail.NewDom.com/owa but not have webmail.OldDom.com/owa stop working. Also have all of the new IOS devices start using mail.newdom.com for their ActiveSync but not break the hundreds of existing IOS devices that still use mail.OldDom.com.<br />
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Thanks!
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We are switching our main email to a new domain. I was wondering if I could easily coexist the new and old domains in OWA and Active sync. (I have done a little searching and I don't think it is as easy as pointing the new domain DNS entries to the server but I am coming here for a little confirmation.)

For example tell users to start using webmail.NewDom.com/owa but not have webmail.OldDom.com/owa stop working. Also have all of the new IOS devices start using mail.newdom.com for their ActiveSync but not break the hundreds of existing IOS devices that still use mail.OldDom.com.

Thanks!

Exchange 2010, New Domain, OWA and Active Sync

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