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Is the certificate a private or purchased a certificate? The Cert goes by the name of the machine, so if it was exchange.mydomain.local, then you built up a new exchange box and called it newexchange.mydomain.local<wbr />, the certificate will throw an error.
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Is the certificate a private or purchased a certificate? The Cert goes by the name of the machine, so if it was exchange.mydomain.local, then you built up a new exchange box and called it newexchange.mydomain.local, the certificate will throw an error.

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it is a paid cert. &nbsp;However the cert was valid for mydomain.com not server.mydomain.com
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it is a paid cert.  However the cert was valid for mydomain.com not server.mydomain.com

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Got it. &nbsp;I forgot to install the Certificate Services via the Control Panel add remobe programs. &nbsp;Got it working. &nbsp;YEAH!
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Got it.  I forgot to install the Certificate Services via the Control Panel add remobe programs.  Got it working.  YEAH!

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Great! Glad you got it resolved.
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Ok, &nbsp;this is my second question today and since I am in the middle of a SBS migration there will probably be more. &nbsp;But for this question I am having a probem bringing up my Exchange Form Based Authentication with SSL turned on. &nbsp;If SSL is off I get the normal login box and can login fine. &nbsp;I have a valid SSL certificate that was working correctly on the old server but now I am having trouble since it was migrated over to the new installation. &nbsp;Any help on where I should start to troubleshoot would be great!
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Ok,  this is my second question today and since I am in the middle of a SBS migration there will probably be more.  But for this question I am having a probem bringing up my Exchange Form Based Authentication with SSL turned on.  If SSL is off I get the normal login box and can login fine.  I have a valid SSL certificate that was working correctly on the old server but now I am having trouble since it was migrated over to the new installation.  Any help on where I should start to troubleshoot would be great!

IIS 6 mydomain.com/exchange SSL Problem

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).