Managing Outlook Web App and Office Communications Server Integration
Posted by Ståle Hansen on 07/12/2009
This post has been rewritten and moved here http://msunified.net/2010/06/22/exchange-2010-rtm-and-sp1-owa-integration-with-ocs-2007-r2/
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Mike said
I actually had to add the CN of the exchange server certificate subject to get it to work. I started out trying to add the FQDN and the ip-address without any luck. Finally I got it to work after adding the CN in the certificates subject to the Host authorization list.