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I want buy a ssl certificate for exchange 2007. I have different choices: 1) protect 1 website 2) protect multiple websites (multiple domain ucc)

Thus I have microsoft exchange on AD domain I think I have to buy the second choice, because the server has 2 different hostname: one is the AD host name (for example srv-mail.myaddomain.local) and one is the internet domain name (for example mailserver.mycompany.com). Is that right ?

Luigi
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  • www.certificatesforexchange.com – TheCleaner Feb 25 '14 at 14:36
  • interesting, but why it costs half ? On godaddy it costs more than $100 but here just $59? why ?? – Luigi Feb 25 '14 at 15:52
  • Different sites charge different amounts. That's the site I've used for years and thought it could help. I have no affiliation with them other than using them in the past. – TheCleaner Feb 25 '14 at 16:09
  • just and other question, certificatesforexchange.com has not .it tld. I mean it want I pay then I think I can configure the cert, but how can I am sure ? – Luigi Feb 25 '14 at 17:23
  • Luigi, I don't know the answer to that, you can call them though and talk through your questions before purchasing. – TheCleaner Feb 25 '14 at 18:29

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I'll opt for 2) since you might want to cover:

  • server host name itself
  • AD host name
  • mail server name
  • maybe different host name for your OWA
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vautee
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You'll want

  • OWA name
  • external host name
  • internal netbios names for exchange servers
  • autodiscover.yourdomain.com (for Outlook clients to autoconfig without errors)

You should include yourdomain.local versions as well if that's something you use internally.

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