mydomain.fi -> autodiscover.hosting.fi
autodiscover.mydomain.fi. IN CNAME autodiscover.hosting.fi.
This special need came when I worked at a hosting company and required just couple special alterations.
The only real script you need for that is here: http://0wned.it/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/autodiscover.php_.txt
Though the crappy part is that Microsoft wants to make everybody else's life hard, you might have to make more adjustments to the autodiscover, to make it work.
First I had htaccess redirect all the traffic to a php-file. So it doesn't matter which way the autodiscover is called it always works (e.g. some implementations call it with capitalizez (AUTODISCOVER) and some with lowercase (autodiscover).
.htaccess
Then you want to redirect the http requests to SSL-site:
Top of autodiscover.php:
From here you might realize that you need at least 2 DNS-entries:
The way autodiscover works is it asks for certain file for the email address. If the email address is person@mydomain.fi, then autodiscover asks for autodiscover.mydomain.fi/autodiscover (actually I probably don't remember the correct path now, as it was some while back, but you get the idea). When it finds this it will use several methods to retrieve the data, in order. You can actually find the methods just by testing autodiscover on some domain here: https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/ , but this method works on the HTTP redirect method.
The autodiscover.mydomain.fi should be redirected to SSL-site, otherwise autodiscover rejects the redirection.
First I had htaccess redirect all the traffic to a php-file. So it doesn't matter which way the autodiscover is called it always works (e.g. some implementations call it with capitalizez (AUTODISCOVER) and some with lowercase (autodiscover).
.htaccess
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^.*$ autodiscover.php [NC,L]
Then you want to redirect the http requests to SSL-site:
Top of autodiscover.php:
if (empty($_SERVER['HTTPS']) || $_SERVER['HTTPS'] == 'off') {
header("Location: https://autodiscovered.company.com".$_SERVER['REDIRECT_URL']);
}
From here you might realize that you need at least 2 DNS-entries:
autodiscover.domain.fi. IN CNAME autodiscover.anotherdomain.fi.And in the anotherdomain.fi zone:
autodiscovered.anotherdomain.fi. IN A [IP ADDRESS]
The way autodiscover works is it asks for certain file for the email address. If the email address is person@mydomain.fi, then autodiscover asks for autodiscover.mydomain.fi/autodiscover (actually I probably don't remember the correct path now, as it was some while back, but you get the idea). When it finds this it will use several methods to retrieve the data, in order. You can actually find the methods just by testing autodiscover on some domain here: https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/ , but this method works on the HTTP redirect method.
The autodiscover.mydomain.fi should be redirected to SSL-site, otherwise autodiscover rejects the redirection.
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