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OK have exported the certificates with extended properties and will attempt to import them into exchange at a more opportune time as we have some people out in the field at the moment.<br />
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Thanks
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OK have exported the certificates with extended properties and will attempt to import them into exchange at a more opportune time as we have some people out in the field at the moment.

Thanks

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I have an existing wildcard certificate created for one of my remote desktop servers can I use that same certificate on my exchange 2007 server or do I need to generate a request first? My wildcard certificate was purchased from Rapid SSL and is in a .pfx container<br />
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Import-ExchangeCertificate<wbr /> -Path &quot;C:\CertificateFile.pfx&quot;<br />
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Enable-ExchangeCertificate<wbr /> &lt;thumprint&gt; -Services:&quot;IMAP, IIS, POP&quot;<br />
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and for Outlook Anywhere wildcard support<br />
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Set -OutlookProvider -Identity EXPR -CertPrincipalName *.mydonain.com<br />
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If it fails will I loose any existing connectivity? I am currently using an expired self generated cert which is stopping me for using outlook Anywhere with Outlook 2013
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I have an existing wildcard certificate created for one of my remote desktop servers can I use that same certificate on my exchange 2007 server or do I need to generate a request first? My wildcard certificate was purchased from Rapid SSL and is in a .pfx container

Import-ExchangeCertificate -Path "C:\CertificateFile.pfx"

Enable-ExchangeCertificate <thumprint> -Services:"IMAP, IIS, POP"


and for Outlook Anywhere wildcard support

Set -OutlookProvider -Identity EXPR -CertPrincipalName *.mydonain.com

If it fails will I loose any existing connectivity? I am currently using an expired self generated cert which is stopping me for using outlook Anywhere with Outlook 2013

exchange certificate

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Exchange

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