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Certificate conflict using CEICW, ISA 2004 and IIS v6 on SBS 2003 R2

Asked by MarcusN in MS Forefront-ISA, Microsoft IIS Web Server, SBS Small Business Server

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System: MS SBS 2003 R2, ISA 2004, IIS v6.0

Problem: I now have a URL from DYNDNS called CompanyName.com. I ran CEICW a few weeks ago to add this and generate a new certificate. Worked fine. Could type
https://www.CompanyName.com/remote
and everything was fine.

I had to add another listener the other day and that was fine.

I re-ran CEICW and generated a new certificate. CEICW completed properly with no errors. I ran a mmc with the certificate snap in and deleted old certificates.

Now I can't get t https://www.CompanyName.com/remote or exchange from the LAN or the WAN. In both cases I get the the following error message;
504 Proxy Timeout. The connection timed out. For more information about this event, see ISA Server Help. (10060)

When I go to Server Management -> Advanced Management -> IIS -> ServerName -> Web Sites -> Default Web Site (right click) and select the Directory Security -> Secure Communications -> View Certificate -> General button the information says:

This certificate is intended for the following purpose(s):
Ensures the identity of the remote computer
All issuance policies
Issued to publishing.OldCompanyName.local
Issued by publishing.OldCompanyName.local

Why doesn't it say www.CompanyName.com?

When I look at Details instead of General select SUbject it says
CN = publishing.OldCompanyName.local
CN = companyweb
Cn = ServerName
CN = localhost
CN = ServerName.OldCompanyName.local

Why is there no CN = www.CompanyName.com? How do I add that?

Why can't I get remote access any more?

How can I generate a brand new certificate for IIS and ISA?

I have installed the Certification Authority from the SBS 2003 R2 CD-ROM but don't know where to start...Start Free Trial
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Zones: MS Forefront-ISA, Microsoft IIS Web Server, SBS Small Business Server
Tags: Microsoft, ISA and IIS, Error Code: 504 Proxy Timeout. The connection timed out. For more information about this event, see ISA Server Help. (10060)
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