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There's what looks like and old self signed certificate that I have installed on this client's Exchange 2007 server. &nbsp;I think they used this when they first set the server up, but now they have a multiple domain UCC that has been enabled and used for their IIS, SMTP, POP services. &nbsp;Everything is running great, but i want to clean up that old certificate so it's no longer seen as a viable cert in the store. Before I deleted I wanted to export it just as a backup, but I get the &quot;cannot gain private access or it's not set as exportable&quot;. &nbsp;I really just want this original certificate as a backup before I delete it. &nbsp;I've tried to search to see if their's a server with CA on it, but there's none on the network, so I&quot;m a little stuck as to the best method to move forward.
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There's what looks like and old self signed certificate that I have installed on this client's Exchange 2007 server.  I think they used this when they first set the server up, but now they have a multiple domain UCC that has been enabled and used for their IIS, SMTP, POP services.  Everything is running great, but i want to clean up that old certificate so it's no longer seen as a viable cert in the store. Before I deleted I wanted to export it just as a backup, but I get the "cannot gain private access or it's not set as exportable".  I really just want this original certificate as a backup before I delete it.  I've tried to search to see if their's a server with CA on it, but there's none on the network, so I"m a little stuck as to the best method to move forward.

Exchange 2007 Disable Certificate/Remove

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.

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