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No you can issue a certificate from StartSSL wich is free for one year. You'll need re-issue after that period of time.<br />
Its the only one I know wich is free and trusted.
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No you can issue a certificate from StartSSL wich is free for one year. You'll need re-issue after that period of time.
Its the only one I know wich is free and trusted.

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On your SBS2008 server go to IIS and go to Server Certificates.<br />
Click on the certificate which is expirate and click in the action panel on create certificate request.<br />
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With this request you can renew the certifcate by a certification authorithy.
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On your SBS2008 server go to IIS and go to Server Certificates.
Click on the certificate which is expirate and click in the action panel on create certificate request.

With this request you can renew the certifcate by a certification authorithy.

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It doesn't appear to have made a difference. Do I need to delete the old ones?
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It doesn't appear to have made a difference. Do I need to delete the old ones?

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It appears that our digital certificate on the Small Business Server 2008 has expired. What steps do I need to take in order for it to be valid or extended? <br />
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Is it completely necessary to buy one from an external company like GoDaddy? I just want my client to be able to connect his Nokia N8 to his e-mails. As since it has expired he cannot view his e-mails... which is expected I suppose!<br />
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Any advice on this would be much appreciated.<br />

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It appears that our digital certificate on the Small Business Server 2008 has expired. What steps do I need to take in order for it to be valid or extended? 
 
Is it completely necessary to buy one from an external company like GoDaddy? I just want my client to be able to connect his Nokia N8 to his e-mails. As since it has expired he cannot view his e-mails... which is expected I suppose!
  
Any advice on this would be much appreciated.


Digital Certificate has expired on Small Business Server 2008

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