AndyKeen
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SBS2011 not using New SSL Certificate from GoDaddy
HI All.
We have today installed a New SSL Certificate onto our clients SBS2011 server.
We have used the SBS2011 Wizard found on the 'Network' - 'Connectivity' section and the wizard completed successfully however when we remote connect (From different PC's) the Padlock shows its using the old certificate (Based on the expiry date)
Does anyone know why please and how we resolve this issue.
Thank you
Regards
Andy
We have today installed a New SSL Certificate onto our clients SBS2011 server.
We have used the SBS2011 Wizard found on the 'Network' - 'Connectivity' section and the wizard completed successfully however when we remote connect (From different PC's) the Padlock shows its using the old certificate (Based on the expiry date)
Does anyone know why please and how we resolve this issue.
Thank you
Regards
Andy
what happens if you reset iis and then try it?
what happens when you run 'fix my network'
what happens when you run 'fix my network'
ASKER
Hi Works2011
Thanks for the help.
I have running iisreset, restated the exchange transport service and run fix my network - all to no avail - it's made no difference at all.
Andy
Thanks for the help.
I have running iisreset, restated the exchange transport service and run fix my network - all to no avail - it's made no difference at all.
Andy
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We have today installed a New SSL Certificate onto our clients SBS2011 server.is it self signed, if so you need to copy from the public folder and install manually.
this article shows it's location, click here
ASKER
Thanks Works2011
No this is a renewal from GoDaddy. I have downloaded it from my godaddy control panel and installed it with the SBS wizard from the main sbs console.
Andy
No this is a renewal from GoDaddy. I have downloaded it from my godaddy control panel and installed it with the SBS wizard from the main sbs console.
Andy
Start / Administrative Tools / IIS Manager / server name / window on the right under IIS / double click Server Certificates and delete the old cert if there.
then reset IIS and test
ASKER
Thought I recognised the location - already did that earlier and have reset IIS.
Still no joy :(
Still no joy :(
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ASKER
Hi Works2011
Thanks for that detaiiled answer.
I am going to do that tomorrow when I have better access to my clients server.
Can I please come back to you tomorrow with an update.
Thank you
Regards
Andy
Thanks for that detaiiled answer.
I am going to do that tomorrow when I have better access to my clients server.
Can I please come back to you tomorrow with an update.
Thank you
Regards
Andy
Sure, let me know what you find out.
ASKER
Spot on Works 2011 - Thanks for your help.
ASKER
Internally the certificate is used - i.e. if I go to remote.xxx.xo.uk/remote using i.e. on the server then the certificate used is the new one based on the certificate expiry date.