Hello,
Recently noticed the mx records resolve to IIS when entering the address in a web browser. for example: mx.domian.com will resolve to the servers IIS default website. Under the default website MEADMIN and MEWebMail are listed. Why is port 25 resolving to the web servers IIS?
MX Records Resolving to IIS
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Re: MX Records Resolving to IIS
Either your DNS (probably) is not set up correctly or your bindings in IIS are not. Mine is not doing what you have.
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Re: MX Records Resolving to IIS
Thanks for you reply. We've removed the default web pages from the server and now we're getting forbidden access to mx.domain.com.
Just curious if you have setup SSL Certificate for your server. We've bought a certificate for one of our domains mx.domain.com and we setup autodiscover on the server. When we use autodiscover for this domain and other domaisn on the server. The one we purchases the domain is fine, but when we do autodiscover for the non default domain, we get a certificate mismatch error. Isn't the certificate suppose to support all the domains on the maileanble server for SSL?
Just curious if you have setup SSL Certificate for your server. We've bought a certificate for one of our domains mx.domain.com and we setup autodiscover on the server. When we use autodiscover for this domain and other domaisn on the server. The one we purchases the domain is fine, but when we do autodiscover for the non default domain, we get a certificate mismatch error. Isn't the certificate suppose to support all the domains on the maileanble server for SSL?
Re: MX Records Resolving to IIS
First you need to set your domain providers DNS MX redirect to the default name for the server, such as "mail.defaultdomain.com" Where the server name is "mail" inside Windows, and defaultdomain.com is setup as the default domain inside Mailenable. Thus the SSL certificate needs to be assigned to "mail.defaultdomain.com" as well. That way the SSL certificate will work for all your Mailenable domains.
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