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EX 2010 with Non-UCC SSL

Asked By Craig
19-Nov-09 09:31 AM
We would like to setup a single Exchange 2010 server, and support
Activesync/OWA.

I have been reading around and found that a UCC SSL is not an option because
apparently some Palms and Windows Mobile 6 devices do not support UCC SSL's.

This being so, is it possible to set this up with a Standard SSL?  I have read
that this should be possible after creating Internal and External DNS SRV
records.
Can someone confirm?

We will be migrating from a Ex 2003 environment.

Thanks for all your help
Craig

wrote:Windows Mobile 6 will support them, at the very worst you will use

Mark Arnold [MVP] replied to Craig
20-Nov-09 08:25 AM
Windows Mobile 6 will support them, at the very worst you will use the
certificate name that is most generic right as the first name rather
than additional names.

But yes, a plain old certificate works perfectly fine.

I forgot to mention that our internal domain is a .local.

Craig replied to Mark Arnold [MVP]
20-Nov-09 09:31 AM
I forgot to mention that our internal domain is a .local.

This being the case, can I just go to Server Configuration and assign the
.COM SSL  to (i assume) the IIS and SMTP services?

Thanks!
Craig

Craig,For it to work like you have seen on older handheld devices ensure

Oliver Moazzezi [MVP] replied to Craig
20-Nov-09 02:28 PM
Craig,

For it to work like you have seen on older handheld devices ensure the
OWA/activesync url is the common name of the cert and not one of the Subject
Alternative Names.

And in regards to your other question, yes you can.

Oliver
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