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Exchange 2013 Autodiscover Shared Enviroment

Hi All we host about 5 companies email, and have an issue that's needs addressing.

Each company we host for has an SRV record in place for Auto discover settings, out of the 5 Companies only one of them can configure there mail using Auto discover, as far as I can see there is nothing different.

I vaguely remember having to do something in IIS for one of the domains (the one that works) for auto discover but cannot remember what.

have I missed anything in regards to Records on the others?
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Ok I have done this I however I am still getting the cert error?

but only for 1 client

the others are ok
Post the error.
it is saying the the name

autodiscover.domain.com is not on the certificate,

I have created an SRV Record pointing to the correct autodiscover

and have also created the correct URL Rewrite in the article that you posted
Can you test it from this site also
https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/
it passes the same as a domain that is working
It looks like you have cert issue and this domain is not present in your cert.

Pls review this KB.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2772058
ok here is the update.

in there locale domain, I added an srv Record in DNS pointing to the Hosted server, internally they are able to Autodiscover to the External Hosted environment no problem.

If I try to configure using autodiscover on there IPhone or android phone, I get a Cert Error, when I view the Cert it is the Cert where there Website is hosted (not with us) I am assuming that this is because port 443 is open on their website??