RPC over https Part 2

Configuring exchange.

The next step is to configure exchange virtual directories. This assumes that you are running all the roles on one server. So you've installed Client Access, Hub Transport and Mailbox Role to a single server.

Start by opening Exchange management shell.

Now we get started with some almost difficult command-line stuff. If you started out with ms-dos you should feel quite at home. First we need to set the web services virtual directory internal and external url's. Type Get-WebServicesVirtualDirectory and press enter.
(tip: if you type get-web and press Tab, it will auto-complete for you.)
Click the top-left corner of the shell box, hover your mouse over edit and click mark.
Create a block by selecting all the text and then press enter. Open notepad and paste the text.
Edit the Internalurl to reflect the common name you registered in the certificate. Select this url and click edit and then copy.
Go back to the shell. type:

Set-ClientAccessServer -AutoDiscoverInternalUri 'https://thenameonyourcert/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml'

Set-WebServicesVirtualDirectory -InternalUrl 'https://thenameonyourcert/EWS/Exchange.asmx' -Identity 'servername\EWS (Default Web Site)'

Next we set the Outlook Address Book internal url:
Set-OabVirtualDirectory -InternalUrl 'http://thenameonyourcert/OAB'

Next we set the Outlook Web Access internal url:
Set-OabVirtualDirectory -InternalUrl 'http://thenameonyourcert/OAB'

and finally we set the autodiscover url:
Set-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory -InternalUrl https://thenameonyourcert/Autodiscover/Autodiscover.xml -Identity 'servername\Autodiscover (Default Web Site)'

Ok, certificates all done. Now open Exchange Management Console. and enable Outlook anywhere.

You will be prompted for the external address. You need to specify the name on your certificate.
Once successfully installed. Your Outlook Anywhere or RPC over HTTPS is configured and ready to use.