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Thanks for Expert Ivan in pointing out that a single host name is not possible to serve both purposes using cname or any other method. Thanks a lot.
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Thanks for Expert Ivan in pointing out that a single host name is not possible to serve both purposes using cname or any other method. Thanks a lot.

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This is using MS Exchange Server 2013. Normally, we are using exch.abc.com for https communication of owa, activesync, and outlookanywhere. Use another host name - autodiscover.abc.com for Autodiscover service. Both exch &amp;&nbsp;autodiscover are pointing to the same exchange server (we are using multi-role). BTW, can I CNAME autodiscover to exch, and only use 1 host name for both function? Will the autodiscover function not working?<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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This is using MS Exchange Server 2013. Normally, we are using exch.abc.com for https communication of owa, activesync, and outlookanywhere. Use another host name - autodiscover.abc.com for Autodiscover service. Both exch & autodiscover are pointing to the same exchange server (we are using multi-role). BTW, can I CNAME autodiscover to exch, and only use 1 host name for both function? Will the autodiscover function not working?

Thanks in advance.

Can I consolate to use only one host name for MS Exchange Server?

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