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Rouge Exchange 2010 Certificate

HI All, Please could any help me with this problem, i have inherited a site with a SBS2011 server which was migrated from a SBS2008 server by a previous service provider.

All pretty standard with a self signed certificate and all was working fine, Outlook autodiscover finds the server, no problems.

After about a week, some of the users get a Autodiscover certificate error pop up with certificate error, when i look at the certificate it has not relationship with the server or network or Exchange and expired in 2006 see the screen shots:

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I have no idea where this certificate is or why its on the network, i cannot find it on the server, Exchange only shows the self signed certificate.

Please could somebody give me any suggestions as to how i can find this rouge certificate and remove it and restore the default Exchange 2010 Autodiscover Certificate details, ive run out of ideas here

Much appreciated
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Hi,

Let me know first, is that this *.ffg.biz is using.

If you are not using that certificate, then remove it.

About this autodiscover.rapidspillresonse.com set as default, then add into trust

Go to mmc --- Add certificate --- import it in Trusted Root Certification Authorities, Intermediate certification Authorities and personal.

Restart MS Transport service for the changes to take effect.

Thanks!
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Hi Mohd_Shaikh,

The problem certificate is the *.ffg.biz, the SBS2011 server has no record of this anywhere, the installed certificate is the self signed server certificate see below

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The problem is that the computers arent using this certificate and rather looking at this *.ffg.biz certificate
ffg.biz is a South African ISP - so as I said, it is coming from the ISP/Hosting company.

Simon.