Where and how to configure Exchange Server (FQDN) name?
Please bear with me as I am still learning.. What I am trying to do is to get Exchange 2007 set up and working with Outlook 2007. I want to just make a small environment where users in the intranet are able to email back and forth. I've successfully managed to install Exchange 2007 and a client access server, a hub transport server, and a mailbox server with the help of the TechNet library. I've installed Outlook 2007 and am trying to set up a new e-mail account, but I am stuck on the Microsoft Exchange Settings: Microsoft Exchange server name. Where can I find out where my Exchange server name is? or.. What do I need to do on the Exchange Server to configure a server FQDN name? Thank you for your help.
June 15th, 2011 11:09pm

Hi, The exchange server name = the server name. the fqdn of the server = servername appended by the dns name of your AD Leif
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June 15th, 2011 11:16pm

Hi Leif, Are you saying that it is the same name as the computer name of the Window Server 2008? For example, if I go to start, and then right click on Computer, it shows the full computer name. Is this what is needed for the Microsoft Exchange server name? I always thought that it usually defaulted to something like mail.domain.com or dc.domain.com. Thanks again.
June 15th, 2011 11:25pm

It worked! Thanks again.
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June 16th, 2011 12:16am

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