ConfigureExchangeURLs.ps1 is a PowerShell script to make it quick and easy to configure the Client Access namespaces on your Exchange servers. The script is designed to apply the same namespace to all Client Access services on the server. You can specify different internal and external URLs. If you have a more complex namespace configuration to apply (for example separate namespaces for each service) then this script does not cater to your scenario, however you can probably adapt it your particular needs.
The script has some mandatory parameters:
- -Server – The name(s) of the server(s) you are configuring.
- -InternalURL – The internal namespace you are using.
- -ExternalURL – The external namespace you are using.
There are some optional parameters as well, if you need them for your configuration. If you don’t use the optional parameters they default to the most common settings in my experience.
- -DefaultAuth – The default authentication method to set for Outlook Anywhere. Defaults to NTLM.
- -InternalSSL – Specifies the internal SSL requirement for Outlook Anywhere. Defaults to True (SSL required).
- -ExternalSSL – Specifies the external SSL requirement for Outlook Anywhere. Defaults to True (SSL required).
You can configure one or multiple servers at the same time. For example, to configure a single server:
.\ConfigureExchangeURLs.ps1 -Server sydex1 -InternalURL mail.exchangeserverpro.net -ExternalURL mail.exchangeserverpro.net
To configure multiple servers:
.\ConfigureExchangeURLs.ps1 -Server sydex1,sydex2 -InternalURL mail.exchangeserverpro.net -ExternalURL mail.exchangeserverpro.net
Download ConfigureExchangeURLs.ps1 from the TechNet Gallery or Github. Questions and feedback are welcome in the comments below.
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