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it says:<br />
issued to : mail.mydomain.com<br />
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But the certificate is for Outlook Web APP, for services(POP,IMAP.SMTP,IIS<wbr />).
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it says:
issued to : mail.mydomain.com

But the certificate is for Outlook Web APP, for services(POP,IMAP.SMTP,IIS).

Properties of 3 different SSL certificate

certificates.jpg

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Thanks..<br />
The one I see it got to be SAN, looks like the snapshot you attached, shown in the left
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Thanks..
The one I see it got to be SAN, looks like the snapshot you attached, shown in the left

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Find out the type of the Certificate in Exchange<br />
<br />
in our Exchange 2010 Certificates , I can see we have a certificate for Outlook Web APP, for services(POP,IMAP.SMTP,IIS<wbr />).<br />
How do I know the type of Certificate SAN or wild card,etc..?<br />
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Thanks
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Find out the type of the Certificate in Exchange

in our Exchange 2010 Certificates , I can see we have a certificate for Outlook Web APP, for services(POP,IMAP.SMTP,IIS).
How do I know the type of Certificate SAN or wild card,etc..?

Thanks

Find out the type of the Certificate in Exchange

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