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Multiple Domains, One Server? - 6.Apr.2009 4:13:26 AM

j.bensley

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Hey Everyone!

We are currently hosting several email domains on our exchange 2007 server (just one server running all exchnage roles except Edge transport!) which also has IIS installed and running our OWA from the same server.

Currently we are accepting email for multiple domains:
domain1.co.uk
domain2.co.uk
domain3.org.uk
domain4.org.uk
...etc

Anyone can go to https://email.domain1.co.uk in their browser and see the OWA login page and login to their mailbox. From there they can login with user@domain1.co.uk or user@domain3.org.uk all from the same URL because its all running on the same server. We have just renewed the SSL Cert for domain1.co.uk on IIS but I wondered; can we have multiple SSL certs for each OWA address as we would like to have https://email.domain1.co.uk, https://email.domain2.co.uk, https://email.domain3.co.uk.

Users from domain4 would find it strange putting in https://email.domain1.co.uk to get to their web mail but this requires a SSL Cert for each domain name (�� is not a problem here) and for IIS to understand that each different request is for the same OWA web site? Does IIS support multiple domain names for the same website?

< Message edited by j.bensley -- 6.Apr.2009 4:17:25 AM >

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RE: Multiple Domains, One Server? - 6.Apr.2009 5:09:56 AM

j.bensley

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Ok, I have solved this but for those who want to know, (I didn't know this) you can get SSL Cert for multiple domains. I knew you coulod get "wildcard" certificates for multiple subdomains but multiple domain certificates can also be purchased, places like godaddy sell them ;)

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