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Hi Will,<br />
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One question with regards to certificates. Do I need to add the names of my new exchange into my existing certificates?<br />
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What names do I need to have on my SSL certificates for Exchange 2007?
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Hi Will,

One question with regards to certificates. Do I need to add the names of my new exchange into my existing certificates?

What names do I need to have on my SSL certificates for Exchange 2007?

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We are about to install the 2nd exchange 2007 on our domain with CAS, MB &amp;&nbsp;HT roles. My main area of concern lies<br />
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1. What considerations must i take when it comes to certificates for the new CAS<br />
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2. Mail routing between the old exchange &amp;&nbsp;new exchange server<br />
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3. configuring the cas on IIS with OWA, Outlook Anywhere, Active Sync, Autodiscover etc such that once all is working, i want to bring down the CAS on the 1st exchange 2007 and solely use the 2nd exchange.
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We are about to install the 2nd exchange 2007 on our domain with CAS, MB & HT roles. My main area of concern lies

1. What considerations must i take when it comes to certificates for the new CAS

2. Mail routing between the old exchange & new exchange server

3. configuring the cas on IIS with OWA, Outlook Anywhere, Active Sync, Autodiscover etc such that once all is working, i want to bring down the CAS on the 1st exchange 2007 and solely use the 2nd exchange.

installing 2nd exchange 2007 on the same domain - Certificates + Mail Routing + configuring CAS etc

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.