Changing Excange 2007 FQDN

Hi everyone.
I have recently renewed an SSL cert for an installation of Exchange 2007. Since renewing the SSL I see that we are no longer allowed to use non FQDN's in the CN part of CSR for SSL certs which will expire after November 1st 2015. Our server is using "intranet"
based names for some of the cnames.
I now have to reconfigure the FQDN in this Exchange install to reflect what is in the SSL cert. One question I have in relation to this is, from doing a bit of reading, I have to create an internal DNS record for autodiscover.FQDN.com to point to our internal
IP of the Exchange server, in addition to this it appears I have to create an internal MX record that also points to our internal IP address of the server. Could someone let me know if this is the case?
For example, in the GoDaddy guide it suggest the above:- https://support.godaddy.com/help/article/6281/reconfiguring-microsoft-exchange-server-to-use-a-fully-qualified-domain-name?locale=en&ci=4606
Many thanks in advance:-)
No2

You may not need to publish Autodiscover internally. Internal domain-joined machines get their Autodiscover results from the SCP record configured by Set-ClientAccessServer -AutodiscoverServiceInternalUri property. If you have internally
connected non-domain-joined machines that use Autodiscover, such as mobile devices using WiFi, you might want to publish Autodiscover internally.
You only need an MX record internally if you have internal SMTP servers that connect to it and need to resolve the server from the e-mail domain. That's probably unlikely. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't publish one.
You can probably do everything with two names in the certificate, webmail.domain.com (or whatever) and autodiscover.domain.com.
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