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Run these commands and make sure your URLs are correct.<br />
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Get-ActiveSyncVirtualDirec<wbr />tory &nbsp; | ft server,*lur* -AutoSize<br />
Get-AutodiscoverVirtualDir<wbr />ectory | ft server,*lur* -AutoSize<br />
Get-ClientAccessServer &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; | ft name, &nbsp;*lur* -AutoSize<br />
Get-EcpVirtualDirectory &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;| ft server,*lur* -AutoSize<br />
Get-OabVirtualDirectory &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;| ft server,*lur* -AutoSize<br />
Get-OwaVirtualDirectory &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;| ft server,*lur* -AutoSize<br />
Get-WebServicesVirtualDire<wbr />ctory &nbsp;| ft server,*lur* -AutoSize
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Are you using DNS that may be internally pointing to your old server IP? &nbsp;Will it work using the IP of the new server?
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Run the Test Email Auto Config from an Outlook client see what the results are. <br />
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Also does this happen for everyone or just a couple of people?<br />
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If there are no entries in the AutodiscoverUri your internal clients will then use active directory to to find the SCP (service connection point). <br />
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What does your certificate have for autodiscover? Have you created an A (host) record for autodiscover.domain.com internally? Then use that on your Uri.<br />
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Will.
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A customer today called me . they have the same issue although the &quot;https://autodiscover.domain.com/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml&quot;&nbsp;url was working fine with the 600 code and DNS was configured properly internally and externally. but what I noticed is that the customer's Autodiscoveruri was configured for autodisocver with <a href="http://autodisocver" rel="ugc">http://autodisocver</a>. <br />
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I changed the url so it points to HTTPS instead and reset IIS and that did it.
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No I havent got the A record internally - I'll try that tomorrow - thanks!
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I added a CNAME &nbsp;- this worked. Many thanks for your help
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We have moved our exchange to a hosting company and all is OK but inside the domain autodiscover just won't work - outside is fine. I can manually set up users inside to connect to their mailboxes but we need autodiscover to work for public folders - we have a large 30GB one that works outside of the organisation but not inside<br />
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If I try inside it says that an encrypted connection is not available - same for unencrypted. I can only set up manually<br />
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Do I need to open some ports?
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We have moved our exchange to a hosting company and all is OK but inside the domain autodiscover just won't work - outside is fine. I can manually set up users inside to connect to their mailboxes but we need autodiscover to work for public folders - we have a large 30GB one that works outside of the organisation but not inside

If I try inside it says that an encrypted connection is not available - same for unencrypted. I can only set up manually

Do I need to open some ports?

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