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Exchange SSL certificate
Hi there,
I am going to purchase a ssl certificate for outlook anywhere and owa but i don't know if i need a SAN or Wildcard one.
We got "DOMAIN" as the domain pre-windows 2000 and " longname.org " as description one. ( see attached ).
Will a wildcard certificate ( *.longname.org ) work fine ?
just want to make sure that outlook will work fine internally and externally without errors.
Domain1.JPG
I am going to purchase a ssl certificate for outlook anywhere and owa but i don't know if i need a SAN or Wildcard one.
We got "DOMAIN" as the domain pre-windows 2000 and " longname.org " as description one. ( see attached ).
Will a wildcard certificate ( *.longname.org ) work fine ?
just want to make sure that outlook will work fine internally and externally without errors.
Domain1.JPG
OutlookSSL / HTTPS
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Thanks for your comments, moving the certificate did the trick.
Just realized that certificate on the old exchange server is still valid for 2 more years and its a wildcard one, I believe moving it to the new server should do it, isn't?
what are you recommendations to move the certificate ?
should i just export it into pfx and import it into the new server via EMC ??