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SSL certificate for the CAL exchange 2007


My old exchange 2007 email server crashed and I reinstalled the active directory and exchange. But when  I tried to install the old SSL from third party CA certificate in the CAL role it is installed successfully but when I connect to the server using HTTPS it is taking the default certificate coming with exchange.  Is it possible for me to deploy the old SSL in the new server. How can I troubleshoot.
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If the new server has the same name as the old one then there shouldn't be a problem.

I found a handy little utility for managing Exchange 2007 certificates, check out my blog post here: http://demazter.wordpress.com/2010/06/15/exchange-2007-ssl-certificates/
you need to enable the certificate using enable-exchangecertificate -services IIS
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I have chage the host name of the new server. But the internet FQDN is the same.Pls advise
Did you follow these steps

http:#33129756

1. Import the certificate, Start > All Programs > Microsoft Exchang eServer 2007 > Exchange Management console

 Import-ExchangeCertificate -Path c:\petenetlive.cer {enter}

Note: At this point Copy the thumbprint number to the clipboard (i.e. 9292D650DFFD7E055145E5CA5A29E08DFC07C53C)

Enable the Certificate
 
Enable-ExchangeCertificate -Services "SMTP,POP,IMAP,IIS"

Enter the Thumbprint of your certificate (i.e. 9292D650DFFD7E055145E5CA5A29E08DFC07C53C)

Select Yes To Overwrite
I wouldn't bother with all that powershell :)

Have you had a look at the utility I mentioned in my first post?
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How can I full remove the certificate and reinstall again.
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