Hi @Arend Dieperink,
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Based on your description, you would like to know the type of SSL, internal and external DNS, virtual directories, and other information required to run a minimally configured HCW.
- In Exchange services, certificates issued by trusted third-party CAs are used to help protect Secure Socket Layer (SSL) communications between Exchange servers and clients. Services that use certificates include Outlook Web Edition, Exchange ActiveSync, Outlook Anywhere, and Secure Mail Transfer. To help protect recipients in local and Exchange Online organizations, and to help ensure that messages sent between organizations are not intercepted and read, the transport between local organizations and the EOP is configured to use mandatory TLS. Secure Mail Transfer uses TLS/SSL certificates provided by a trusted third-party certificate authority (CA). Mail between EOP and Exchange Online organizations also uses TLS. For more detailed information, refer to the document: Transport options in Exchange hybrid deployments | Microsoft Learn
- This document discusses routing options for inbound mail from the Internet and outbound mail to the Internet, which can be determined by using DNS records for the MX records. Email routing in Exchange hybrid deployments | Microsoft Learn
- You can use the Get-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory, Get-WebServicesVirtualDirectory commands to obtain information about virtual directories. Make sure that the URL of the virtual directory for EWS, Autodiscover, etc. is correct and matches the certificate.
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