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Availability Migration You are here: Home / Tutorials / Configure an SSL Certificate for Exchange Server 2010Configure an SSL Certificate for Exchange Server 2010 May 25, 2010 by Paul Cunningham 268 Comments Exchange Server exchange 2010 ssl certificate request 2010 like its predecessor Exchange Server 2007 makes heavy use of SSL certificates
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for various communications protocols. When you install a new Exchange server is comes pre-configured with a self-signed certificate. Before putting
Exchange 2010 Self Signed Certificate
a new server into production you should create and assign a new SSL cert for the server. If you're using an internal DNS namespace that you don't own or is not valid
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(eg, .local) you may also need to read How to Deal with SSL Requirements for Exchange when Certificate Authorities Won’t Issue You a Certificate In this example an SSL cert is being configured for the contoso.local organzation. Generate a New Exchange Server 2010 Certificate In the Exchange Management Console navigate to Server Configuration. Right-click the server and choose New Exchange Certificate. Enter a friendly name for exchange 2010 self signed certificate expired the new cert. In this example I have named it “Contoso Exchange Server”. Although wildcard certificates are supported in Exchange Server 2010 it is recommended to use a SAN (Subject Alternative Name) cert instead. Next we can configure the names for each of the Exchange 2010 services that are secured with the SSL certificate. First is the Outlook Web App service. Enter the internal and external names of Outlook Web App. In this example I am using “ex2010.contoso.local” for internal, and “mail.contoso.local” for external. Next configure the ActiveSync domain name. For ease of administration and configuration I am using the same name as for Outlook Web App. Next are the Web Services, Outlook Anywhere and Autodiscover names. Once again I am using the same name of “mail.contoso.local”. For Autodiscover the additional names of “autodiscover.contoso.local” and “autodiscover.xyzimports.local” are also configured, for each of the accepted email domains in this example organization. The Hub Transport server also requires SSL for secure SMTP communications. In this example I am using the name “mail.contoso.local”. A legacy name for co-existence is required if you are planning to gradually transition services and data from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010. Config
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2011 / Last Updated on 7 April 2011] In the initial article of this article series we will check the planning portion of requesting a new certificate and see some hints that http://www.msexchange.org/articles-tutorials/exchange-server-2010/management-administration/managing-certificates-exchange-server-2010-part1.html can be useful to your environment during the process. If you would like to read the other parts in this article series please go to: Managing Certificates in Exchange Server 2010 (Part 2) https://telnet25.wordpress.com/2010/01/07/assigning-ssl-certificate-for-owa-exchange-2010-part-2/ Managing Certificates in Exchange Server 2010 (Part 3) Introduction A long time ago when the messaging system was ruled by Exchange Server 2000/2003 the Internet Information Service was the way to go to exchange 2010 manage certificates. And the process wasn’t that complicated however certificates were not a requirement at that time which means for those who installed the product using the default settings everything would be fine without using certificates. However this situation changed with Exchange Server 2007 which brought the certificate requirements to a higher level with built-in self-signed certificates created as part of the installation process, web 2010 self signed services, autodiscover and so forth. Since Exchange Server 2007 a Public Certificate was not a requirement but a good practice and the process to manage certificates was using the Exchange Management Console. Through that process the certificate would be installed in the Computer Certificate store and the services will be associated to the proper certificates without the need of manual steps into IIS configuration. In this article we are going over the process to request a certificate in Exchange Server 2010 using both methods available: Exchange Management Shell and Exchange Management Console. Yes! In this new version we are able to manage certificates using the console which helps administrators or operators that just want to request a certificate without memorizing or reading several pages and examples on the Internet. Which certificate should my company use? There are different opinions on the Internet about which certificate should be used, some administrators like the idea to use certificates provided by an internal Certificate Authority which is cheaper, however, this brings a couple of issues. One example is the process to install the Trusted Root Certificate on the clients which can be accomplished using Group Policies. It doe
show you guys how to complete some of the work from Go Daddy the cets there are very affordable somewhere $12 bucks per year, the process will be similar to other vendors as well.. We will Complete Certificate Signing Request ( CSR) as shown below Now we go to go daddy log in click on SSL certificate Click on manage certificate Click Request certificate At this point you need to wait e-mail will be sent from Go Daddy to domain registrar e-mail address, as soon as you get the e-mail you will see URL link to click on to download the certificate, if your certificate is denied for some reason you need to go back and make the corrections After downloading the certificate place it on somewhere ( hard drive) on the server I chose the same location and placed them on my CAS server as shown here now go back to server and complete the ending certificate request I am going to browse to same directory Happy ending , We no longer get the SSL warning as it is shown below. Thanks to Exchange Team for making the Certificate process literally piece of cake , Exchange 2010 is incredibly surrounded with all these smart easy use tools not to mention fastest messaging application “EVER” install an SSL Certificate on a Client Access Server http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb310769.aspx Oz Casey , Dedeal MCITP (EMA), MCITP (SA) MCSE 2003, M+, S+, MCDST Security+, Project +, Server + Http://smtp25.blogspot.com (Blog Http://telnet25.spaces.live.com (Blog) Http://telnet25.wordpress.com (Blog) Like this:Like Loading... Related Leave a Comment Leave a Comment » No comments yet. RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here... Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are com