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New Exchange 2003 Server - 22.Aug.2007 1:00:34 AM
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gixxerguy
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Hello, everyone. this is my first post here and I am new to webhosting, Exchange, etc and struggling with some basic tweeks.
I have my exchange server up and running and I can type www.mydomain.com/exchange and it takes me to my OWA page. The problem is that I don't want to type /exchange, I want to type in www.exchange.mydomain.com and have that address take my users to the OWA page.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you.
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RE: New Exchange 2003 Server - 22.Aug.2007 1:14:37 AM
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ismail.mohammed
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hi,
if you want to do it internally...
then create a alias name for the exchange server in the dns and in iis default web site go to home directory and "a redirection to a url" and type http://webmail.domain.com/exchange and select "a dir below url entered and "a permanent redirection"
flush and register the ip and restart netlogon service
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RE: New Exchange 2003 Server - 22.Aug.2007 9:11:00 PM
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gixxerguy
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quote:
ORIGINAL: ismail.mohammed
hi,
if you want to do it internally...
then create a alias name for the exchange server in the dns and in iis default web site go to home directory and "a redirection to a url" and type http://webmail.domain.com/exchange and select "a dir below url entered and "a permanent redirection"
flush and register the ip and restart netlogon service
Wow, that was so far over my head, I don't even know where to begin with asking questions about it. Create an alias where? Forward lookup or reverse lookup?
My main reason for doing this is so I can enable Outlook Anywhere and connect to Exchange over HTTP. And to do that my SSL cert needs to be issued to the same address.
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RE: New Exchange 2003 Server - 22.Aug.2007 11:09:36 PM
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ismail.mohammed
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Create a alias name in the forward lookup zone and associate it with exchange 2003 ip address.
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RE: New Exchange 2003 Server - 22.Aug.2007 11:40:20 PM
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gixxerguy
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Do I create this on MY exhange server or on my domain name registrar (godaddy.com)?
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RE: New Exchange 2003 Server - 22.Aug.2007 11:44:04 PM
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gixxerguy
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Sorry for being to stupid. And thank you for trying to be helpful. This is what I am trying to accomplish:
I want to type in exchange.mydomain.com and have my OWA page open with the address still at exchange.mydomain.com. Then I want to log into OWA and STILL have my address at exchange.mydomain.com/. . . Once I do this, I can create an SSL cert with "www.exchange.mydomain.com" and then I shouldn't have any more cert issues AND be able to use RPC over HTTP, right?
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RE: New Exchange 2003 Server - 23.Aug.2007 12:18:59 AM
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ismail.mohammed
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it should work i guess
i have my own lab
where i have exchange 5.5 http and exchange 2003 https (ssl certificate) which is working for me based on the step which i took
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RE: New Exchange 2003 Server - 23.Aug.2007 11:34:18 PM
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gixxerguy
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ismail, thank you for all the help. You are right, it should work and it does now. Too hard to explain what I had screwed up here but it all working PERFECT now, I even got my RDP over https working and it's WAY COOL!!!! I am stoked.
Thanks again.
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RE: New Exchange 2003 Server - 24.Aug.2007 12:52:03 AM
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ismail.mohammed
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Great good to know that...
I would say you have done great job....
keep blogging msexchange.org.
Thanks to msexchange.org
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