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Autodiscover names for all of my domain names in my SSL certificate? I've had a few questions lately about Autodiscover and Exchange 2010 SSL certificates. The
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questions are usually along the lines of: Do I need to add the Autodiscover name to my SSL certificate? Do I need an Autodiscover name for all of my SMTP domains in my SSL certificate? Both questions can be answered easily once you understand the basics of Autodiscover. Put simply, Autodiscover is exchange 2010 autodiscover certificate name invalid a service hosted on Client Access servers that Outlook 2007 and 2010 clients can use to automatically discover information about the Exchange environment. An example of Autodiscover in action is when a mailbox-enabled user launches Outlook 2007/2010 for the first time and the Outlook profile is automatically configured with the correct Exchange server name for that mailbox user. For internal, domain-joined clients this involves looking up the Autodiscover SCP (Service Connection Point) for the AD Site that the user's computer is in. Or if no SCP exists for that site the SCP in another site will be used. This is configurable and is known as Autodiscover site scope. The SCP is returned as a URL. This URL will be one of the Client Access servers in the organization, and will look something like this: Get-ClientAccessServer | fl name,autodiscoverserviceinternaluri Name : ESP-HO-EX2010A AutoDiscoverServiceInternalUri : https://esp-ho-ex2010a.exchangeserverpro.net/Autodiscover/Autodiscover.xml So for an internal, domain-joined computer the SSL certificate must inclu
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Question 0 Sign in to vote Hi everyone, My users are getting certificate autodiscover certificate error office 365 errors when they open Outlook 2007 or use AutoDiscover to create new Outlook profiles. The error specifically states: "The exchange 2010 autodiscover dns name on the security certificate is invalid or does not match the name of the site." This error is causing messages to appear in cached mode users' Sync Issues folders and http://exchangeserverpro.com/exchange-2010-faq-autodiscover-names-ssl-certificate/ other problems. Plus it is just plain annoying to see it pop up every few minutes. I have an Exchange 2010 (RTM) environment setup with two CAS/HT servers and two mailbox servers CCR-replicating in a DAG. AutoDiscover on the CAS/HT servers is setup using the single certificate redirect method per this article . (Created a new site called AutoDiscover that points to a https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/exchange/en-US/cbd292b0-3c6e-4c03-9213-ca248917f9c4/exchange-2010-autodiscover-certificate-error?forum=exchange2010 folder called AutoDiscover_redirect with a folder called AutoDiscover under that and a file called AutoDiscover.xml under that folder, selected the AutoDiscover.xml file in IIS7 manager and set it to 302 redirect to the autodiscover.xml on the default website with my certificate.) The only difference in the article and my environment is I have the AutoDiscover IP address applied as a secondary IP address of my CAS/HT NLB cluster and the steps in the article were applied to both CAS/HT servers so that AutoDiscover can be load-balanced. My certificate is a single name (read; cheap) certificate from a public certification authority (GeoTrust) and has always worked when we were on Exchange 2007. I also have IIS set to redirect 403 errors on the default websites of both CAS/HT servers to the https:// site using this method rather than using the HTML redirection method described here . (I'm not sure if that part is relevant or not but thought I might include it just to be thorough) I can run the AutoDiscover test from http://www.testexchangeconnectivity.com and it passes with a green check mark when it gets to the part
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