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Just to echo above, using a self signed certificate authority is rarely worth the &quot;saving&quot; of a $60 SSL certificate. The major problem is getting the root certificate on to the various devices. Furthermore unless you control all machines connecting to Exchange (so no external OWA access for example) end users will get SSL warnings. Telling users to ignore SSL warnings isn't a good idea. <br />
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Simon.
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Just to echo above, using a self signed certificate authority is rarely worth the "saving" of a $60 SSL certificate. The major problem is getting the root certificate on to the various devices. Furthermore unless you control all machines connecting to Exchange (so no external OWA access for example) end users will get SSL warnings. Telling users to ignore SSL warnings isn't a good idea.

Simon.

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Dear Support,<br />
<br />
Good Day,<br />
<br />
In our Org. Last week only we installed new Exchange server 2010, please guide me how to create OWA,OMA &amp;&nbsp;RPC &nbsp;using own certificate authority in exchange 2010 please give me step by step solution coz i'm new for Exchange 2010.<br />
<br />
Currently we are using Exchange 2003, there i know how to create those certificates..<br />
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Waiting for your comments<br />
<br />
BR<br />
Kumar
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Dear Support,

Good Day,

In our Org. Last week only we installed new Exchange server 2010, please guide me how to create OWA,OMA & RPC  using own certificate authority in exchange 2010 please give me step by step solution coz i'm new for Exchange 2010.

Currently we are using Exchange 2003, there i know how to create those certificates..

Waiting for your comments

BR
Kumar

OWA,OMA &amp; RPC  using your own certificate authority in exchange 2010

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OWA,OMA &amp; RPC using your own certificate authority in exchange 2010

OWA,OMA & RPC using your own certificate authority in exchange 2010