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In Exchange 2007 you will have to do using Shell only but thats easy as well .... you will get tonnes of Articles for it on the internet<br />
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We have a server with Exchange 2007 which has a self-signed certificate. We purchased a new certificate but I have not set one up before. I would prefer to do the setup without using powershell if it can be avoided. Any help would be greatly appreciated! We would be removing the self signed certificate and replacing it with a purchased one.
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We have a server with Exchange 2007 which has a self-signed certificate. We purchased a new certificate but I have not set one up before. I would prefer to do the setup without using powershell if it can be avoided. Any help would be greatly appreciated! We would be removing the self signed certificate and replacing it with a purchased one.

In Exchange 2007 you will have to do using Shell only but thats easy as well .... you will get tonnes of Articles for it on the internet

- Rancy

Replace Self-Signed Certificate with Trusted Certificate

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