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Installing a Security Certificate for Exchange 2007 still shows original self signed certificate.

We processed and received back a Security Certificate for our Exchange Server.

Since installing per instructions the exchange server still links to the original self-signed certificate - which it shouldn't!

From outside we use webmail.domain.com to access the server (via OWA)
Internally we use servername.netbiosdomainname.local

This is the layout of the issued certificate

Primary domain name = domain.com

Sans list

1 - servername.netbiosdomainname.local
2 - domain.com
3 - webmail.domain.com


Should we have: 4 - servername (by itself)?

By running the below in powershell:
C:\>Get-ExchangeCertificate -DomainName servername.netbiosdomainname.local

It comes up with

print                                Services   Subject
-----                                --------   -------
C630********328E5342FF66D98A621BC0E  ..U..      CN=domainname.com
05E********BABE77335455321F7FF1498  IPUWS      CN=servername
4A821D31FE********73A8759E44B972BDA  IPU.S      CN=servername

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Yippee!!!!!!

Thanks - will e-mail Comodo to let them know what the issue was.

Their instructions stated:
Import-ExchangeCertificate -Path c:\exchange.comodo.com.crt | Enable-ExchangeCertificate -Services "SMTP, POP, IMAP, IIS"

Which obviously doesn't allow a force overwriting of the certificate assigned.