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Thanks Darwinian (I thought you might come along), ISA server is just too complex for our requirements.<br />
As I suspected another certificate will be required (and is simple to implement), I will speak to the bean counters on Monday.<br />
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Cheers, Bill
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Thanks Darwinian (I thought you might come along), ISA server is just too complex for our requirements.
As I suspected another certificate will be required (and is simple to implement), I will speak to the bean counters on Monday.

Cheers, Bill

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Can a single SSL Certificate (Thawte) be used on multiple servers ?<br />
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The certificate is installed on an SBS2003 box for OWA but we have another 2003 box running Portal Server, can the existing certificate be used somehow or do we need another certificate ?<br />
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If the answer is no, could we port traffic through the SBS2003 server (utilising it's certificate) and then on to the Portal Server?<br />
<br />
TIA, Bill<br />
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Can a single SSL Certificate (Thawte) be used on multiple servers ?

The certificate is installed on an SBS2003 box for OWA but we have another 2003 box running Portal Server, can the existing certificate be used somehow or do we need another certificate ?

If the answer is no, could we port traffic through the SBS2003 server (utilising it's certificate) and then on to the Portal Server?

TIA, Bill



Can a single SSL Certificate (Thawte) be used on multiple servers ?

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Windows Server 2003

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