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MS Remote Connectivity Analyzer Exchange ActiveSynch test uses to old certificate
I recently migrated SBS 2003 (including Exchange 2008) to SBS 2011 using the Migration Wizard. Almost everything went smoothly. When I run the MS Remote Connectivity Analyzer to test Exchange ActiveSynch, it logs in and obtains the remote SSL certificate ok, but the certificate it obtains refers to the old SBS 2003 Server, not the new SBS 2011 server.
The error(s) ("Validating certificate name", "Validating SSL Certificate") all refer to the Remote Certificate as Subject: CN=mail.MyDomain.org, CN=companyweb, CN=OldServer, CN=localhost, CN=OldServer.CorrectDomain.local, Issuer: CN=mail.mydomain.org, CN=companyweb, CN=OldServer, CN=localhost, CN=OldServer.CorrectDomain.local.
I have purchased and installed a new Exchange Certificate from GoDaddy, assuming that it would replace the incorrect one, but it didn't. I can't find this old certificate to remove or replace it. I can't figure out where it is getting this certificate. Any suggestions?
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The error(s) ("Validating certificate name", "Validating SSL Certificate") all refer to the Remote Certificate as Subject: CN=mail.MyDomain.org, CN=companyweb, CN=OldServer, CN=localhost, CN=OldServer.CorrectDomain.local, Issuer: CN=mail.mydomain.org, CN=companyweb, CN=OldServer, CN=localhost, CN=OldServer.CorrectDomain.local.
I have purchased and installed a new Exchange Certificate from GoDaddy, assuming that it would replace the incorrect one, but it didn't. I can't find this old certificate to remove or replace it. I can't figure out where it is getting this certificate. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Did you redirect port 443 to your new server or is it still pointing to the old server?
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Rancy: Get-ExchangeCertificate refers to the correct certificate. What do you mean 'check with IIS"?
AlanHardesty: Port 443 points to the new server and the old server is offline anyway.
AlanHardesty: Port 443 points to the new server and the old server is offline anyway.
To check the Cert - go to the Exchange Management Console and under Server Config you should see the certificate that is installed and active.
Is that the right one?
Is that the right one?
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The problem was solved once the location of the old certificate was discovered.
Run the command
Get-Exchangecertficates also check with IIS
- Rancy