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The private key section should be:<br />
-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----<br />
&lt;&lt;PRIVATE KEY HERE&gt;&gt;<br />
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY---
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The private key section should be:
-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
<<PRIVATE KEY HERE>>
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY---

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We have a Multi-Domain UCC SSL certificate for 5 domains. &nbsp;The certificate was purchased from Domains Made Easy.<br />
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The primary domain is on an Apache box using Plesk.<br />
The CSR was generated here and the UCC cert installed correctly.<br />
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We are trying to Install this cert on our Exchange 2003 webmail box for a different domain name that is included in the Multi-Domain UCC List.<br />
<br />
How do we install this cert on the Exchange Box coming from Apache/Plesk?
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We have a Multi-Domain UCC SSL certificate for 5 domains.  The certificate was purchased from Domains Made Easy.

The primary domain is on an Apache box using Plesk.
The CSR was generated here and the UCC cert installed correctly.

We are trying to Install this cert on our Exchange 2003 webmail box for a different domain name that is included in the Multi-Domain UCC List.

How do we install this cert on the Exchange Box coming from Apache/Plesk?

How do i install a Multi-Domain SSL UCC Certificate for IIS/Exchange 2003

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