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Newly Imported SSL certificate not binding to needed services
Hello All,
I have bought an UC SSL certificate from Comodo for my Exchnage 2007 services SMTP, POP, IMAP, IIS services about a month ago, since my current Digicert certificate will expire in a week.
I attempted importing the certificate with the command line they provided:
Import-ExchangeCertificate -Path c:\exchange_example_net.cr t | Enable-ExchangeCertificate -Services "SMTP, POP, IMAP, IIS"
After issuing the command line on the Exchange 2007 Shell, apparently it worked.
Then I issued the Get-ExchangeCertificate cmdlet to verify it was imported correctly. I can see that the certificate was imported but it is only showing POP and IMAP as the services registered.
I called comodo and apparently they don't know why this is.
Please help.
thanks
I have bought an UC SSL certificate from Comodo for my Exchnage 2007 services SMTP, POP, IMAP, IIS services about a month ago, since my current Digicert certificate will expire in a week.
I attempted importing the certificate with the command line they provided:
Import-ExchangeCertificate
After issuing the command line on the Exchange 2007 Shell, apparently it worked.
Then I issued the Get-ExchangeCertificate cmdlet to verify it was imported correctly. I can see that the certificate was imported but it is only showing POP and IMAP as the services registered.
I called comodo and apparently they don't know why this is.
Please help.
thanks
ASKER
I did not get any error, it just took the command line I believe, it did not showed me anything.
I am trying to go ahead and re-imported with the same command line and now its displaying that I have already imported it
I am trying to go ahead and re-imported with the same command line and now its displaying that I have already imported it
What does it report in the emc? What services are assigned to the certificate
ASKER
Where can I check this on the EMC?
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There you go :p
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Thank you.
Stuart