Hi,
I hope i am going to explain this correctly...bit of a strange one could be Exchange or IIS (the exchange side is set up correctly but the results are inconsistent
We have Exchange 2010 installed and have the need to create a secondary SMTP domain (which isn’t a prob) I have created a new website in IIS called Domain2.com, I have configured this with all the relevant exchange configuration and I have assigned the domain1.com its own IP address 192.168.0.2 and assigned the bindings port 80 and port 44 to that IP 192.168.0.2, I have also assigned the hostname "domain2.com" to the port 80 binding
The default web site still has the "*" binding on port 80, I have created other binding for the default website (domain1.com) (which IP is 192.168.0.1 on port 80 and port 443, I have edited the bindings for domain1 and added the name "domain1.com" to the hostname.
both websites are up and running fine, however when i do an autodisover with in outlook it returns urls OOF / OAB /ECP of domain1 and domain2 and these change each time you press the "test" button, sometimes they are mixed. I need to make sure that if a person on SMTP domain1 gets the relevant URL for domain1 and a person on SMTP Domain2 get their URL.
The only way i have found to make this work constantly is to remove the "*" binding from the "Default Web SIte" and assign it the specific ip address of 198.168.0.1. But when I do that that breaks the PowerShell interface for Exchange (and prob PowerShell in general)
It is a requirement to ensure that People on SMTP domains 2 do not see any reference to URLS's etc for Domain1