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Exchange Server 2010 May 25, 2010 by Paul Cunningham 268 Comments exchange 2010 self signed certificate Exchange Server 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 a new server into production you assign services to certificate exchange 2010 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 (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 exchange 2010 wildcard certificate 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 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
2011 / Last Updated on 7 April 2011] In the initial article of this article series we will check the planning portion
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of requesting a new certificate and see some hints that can exchange 2010 certificate requirements be useful to your environment during the process. If you would like to read the other parts
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in this article series please go to: Managing Certificates in Exchange Server 2010 (Part 2) Managing Certificates in Exchange Server 2010 (Part 3) Introduction A long time ago http://exchangeserverpro.com/configure-an-ssl-certificate-for-exchange-server-2010/ when the messaging system was ruled by Exchange Server 2000/2003 the Internet Information Service was the way to go to 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 http://www.msexchange.org/articles-tutorials/exchange-server-2010/management-administration/managing-certificates-exchange-server-2010-part1.html 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 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?
on to Exchange 2010 Management ConsoleServer ConfigurationRight Click on the CAS serverNew Exchange Certificate Enter Friendly name for the certificate ( anything you want this is for you to see and http://smtp25.blogspot.com/2010/01/assigning-ssl-certificate-for-owa.html remember what this cert is for) In this example we have one domain so wildcard certificate wont apply to here Click nextNow Click the arrows to fill out the required information, this part is real nice easy to fallow we will click on Client Access server Let me explain this a little bit so there is no confusion The internal Domain Name space I use is SMTP25.local exchange 2010 and server name is HTS01.SMTP25.Local So my users internally can open their browser and type Http://mail.smtp25.local they will get to my exchange server and here how DNS A record internally look likeOn the local Domain Controller / DNS Open DNS ConsoleNew Host A record And type the IP address of the CAS server. Pretty simple internal DNS query will be perform by client Browser will go to Internal certificate exchange 2010 DNS server and since we do have A record pointing to CAS server, Client browser will be directed to CAS server. go back to Certificate wizard I will Click next Here is important, I have to pay attention to Common name, The common name is what clients will put into their browser when they are on outside of your network ( Internet) and this record must exist on the Public DNS server. I created folder on C and give name to Certificate to make me remember what it is in the future Now let's get the certificate from C drive make right click open, open with notepad This is end of part one , please read part two to complete the cert processbest,Oz Casey , DedealMCITP (EMA), MCITP (SA)MCSE 2003, M+, S+, MCDSTSecurity+, Project +, Server +Http://smtp25.blogspot.com (BlogHttp://telnet25.spaces.live.com (Blog)Http://telnet25.wordpress.com (Blog) Posted by Oz Casey, Dedeal at Thursday, January 07, 2010 12 comments: vijay said... It's nice..I got the SSL certificate here http://www.xnynz.com/ It provides hosting,domain name register, domain appraisal, online file folder etc... May 31, 2010 at 12:37 AM oliver said... Currently I cannot find much on assigning via the new Exchange 2010 post, so congratulations to you. I am currently lo