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We've installed an updated security certificate on our exchange server 2010 but our users are still getting the "security certificate has expired..." when they open their outlook clients on their PCs
Hi there,
Our SSL security certificate for our mail domain had expired and we went ahead and purchased a new SSL certificate for our exchange 2010 server from go daddy. I went ahead and downloaded the certificate and installed it following go daddy's instructions for exchange 2010. The installation procedure looked like it was completed successfully however our users are still getting the "security certificate expired..." on the outlook 2010 clients on their machines. Is there anyway I can troubleshoot this and determine why the outlook clients aren't seeing the new certificate I installed for our exchange 2010 server?
Thanks.
Our SSL security certificate for our mail domain had expired and we went ahead and purchased a new SSL certificate for our exchange 2010 server from go daddy. I went ahead and downloaded the certificate and installed it following go daddy's instructions for exchange 2010. The installation procedure looked like it was completed successfully however our users are still getting the "security certificate expired..." on the outlook 2010 clients on their machines. Is there anyway I can troubleshoot this and determine why the outlook clients aren't seeing the new certificate I installed for our exchange 2010 server?
Thanks.
Microsoft Server OSExchangeSSL / HTTPS
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When I select the following services for the cert: POP,IMAP,SMTP,IIS
I get the following message pop up while the wizard is assigning the services:
"Do you want to enforce SSL communication on the root website? if not, rerun the cmdlet with the -DoNotRequireSSL parameter"
Should I click Yes, yes to all, no or cancel at this point? I'm not sure what this message is referring to...
I get the following message pop up while the wizard is assigning the services:
"Do you want to enforce SSL communication on the root website? if not, rerun the cmdlet with the -DoNotRequireSSL parameter"
Should I click Yes, yes to all, no or cancel at this point? I'm not sure what this message is referring to...
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I went ahead and clicked yes on the message and the wizard reported that everything completed successfully. I tested out outlook clients and it seems the expired certificate notice no longer appears. Looks like we are all set, thanks for all the help
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No need to say click yes anymore as you already done that :)
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Thanks for the help.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997231.aspx