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Certificate for Lync 2013

Hello, I have a lync 2013 installed under the domain mycompany.com (internal and external using .com) is it possible to use a public certificate instead of internal certificate ? and what type of certificate is require for internal and external .

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yes --- you can use Public certificate - as long as internal domain is using a "Public" domain part (like .com or .net)

You can use a regular SAN certificate, from Digicert. But be aware that the internal certificate require quite a few SAN names, so it might be costly.
And you could - for the sake of simplicity use same certificate for internal and edge - but that would require even more SAN names
Also do keep in mind cert shouldnt have internal Domain Names as thats something which will be out soon and impact later

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Thanks for all , i'm using .net , but i think is better to have a public certificate and i think is better to manage and on top of that i have multiple domain in the same network so i can avoid copy the certificate to all the clients from the different domains right ?
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Many thanks for all .