Question : installing a UCC certificate with local domains for Exchange 2010 - how does the certificate authority approve them?

I just installed my first UCC certificate over the weekend for my new Exchange 2010 box.  Ideally, I wanted the UCC certificate to cover these addresses:

mail.domainname.com
autodiscover.domainname.com
domainname.com
server1.internaldomain.local
autodiscover.internaldomain.local

I submitted the request to godaddy.  It sent the typical email to the domain's admin contact for approval for adding a new SSL certificate for domainname.com - and after approving, it showed those domain names as approved.

But for the local domains, godaddy still showed those domains as unapproved.  This makes sense to me - who would approve these non-public domains?  

So my question is - how do I get a UCC SSL certificate that uses these non-public local addresses?  It seems standard practice to use them, but it's not clear to me how to get godaddy to to use them since there really isn't a way for the domain admin to approve them (since they're not real domains).

I hope this makes sense.  Please let me know if I can provide any more information.

Answer : installing a UCC certificate with local domains for Exchange 2010 - how does the certificate authority approve them?

Please follow the KB 940726 and Change the URL's to the external URL's so that you will not get these errors for your internal clients.