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Wich way to go? - 8.Mar.2008 7:55:46 PM

NunoUFO

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Hello everyone, I have an Exchange 2007 instalation.
I have configured a .local domain for AD and an external domain for e-mail.

However if I want to use a certificate I need to specify a domain.
If I specify the .local domain, I wont be able to access the services from the internet. And if I specifiy the external domain, for instance EAS wont work.

How can I have a cert working with this configuration?

Thank you in advance
Nuno

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RE: Wich way to go? - 8.Mar.2008 8:11:58 PM

Elan Shudnow

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Your Exchange installation will have a default accepted domain of .local. Created a new Accepted Domain as Authoritative for your internet domain that you will use for mail. Then create a recipient policy to add your internet domain so it will add that @domain.com e-mail address to users in your Exchange organization. Set this to be the primary e-mail address. You'll then apply the certifiate just as you normally would for your internet @domain.com. Your Exchange server now accepts mail for @domain.com and applies that e-mail address to your users.

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RE: Wich way to go? - 8.Mar.2008 8:31:16 PM

NunoUFO

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Hi Elan,

I have done that. I have the external domain configured on my dns, and also created a policy on the Hub transport role in Exchange in order to recieve and send emails from that domain. And it is working.

However, when I install a certificate for my external domain, the EAS and Outlook wont work with the external domain. For example when trying to configure Outlook it automaticaly changes to my local domain and wont connect to the server.

Can you tell me why?
Nuno

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RE: Wich way to go? - 10.Mar.2008 7:02:27 PM

longman111

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Sounds like you need a san cert where can specify both external and internal domains or you need a split dns. Search google and you will find many articles on this. I am working through this same configuration right now but have not finished so I am hesitant to give specifics.

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