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You are absolutely right. Doing it the fully automated way did the trick, although the manual way would work as well. I was confused about the key since I was getting the cert directly from CA server and not from another FE server - I assume the instructions I was reading had to be geared toward multi-server pools.<br />
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All working now. Thanks!
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You are absolutely right. Doing it the fully automated way did the trick, although the manual way would work as well. I was confused about the key since I was getting the cert directly from CA server and not from another FE server - I assume the instructions I was reading had to be geared toward multi-server pools.

All working now. Thanks!

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Hello,<br />
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I am setting up new certificates for our Lync 2013 pool. We have one FE server, one Edge server and one more RP server in the mix. I uploaded a new Local certificate (using internal CA), but now I need to update the Oauth certificate as well. <br />
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I created the request via the deployment wizard, run it through the CA and got the .cer file to the Lync FE server. However, I am not sure of one step during the Import procedure. Basically, am I needing the key to be with the .cer? As far as I understand, the .cer did not even ask me to include the private key with it. <br />
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This is the step that I am asking about - basically, is the Oauth certificate being imported like the default Local certificate without the key, or did I mess something up during the request part?<br />
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Hello,

I am setting up new certificates for our Lync 2013 pool. We have one FE server, one Edge server and one more RP server in the mix. I uploaded a new Local certificate (using internal CA), but now I need to update the Oauth certificate as well. 

I created the request via the deployment wizard, run it through the CA and got the .cer file to the Lync FE server. However, I am not sure of one step during the Import procedure. Basically, am I needing the key to be with the .cer? As far as I understand, the .cer did not even ask me to include the private key with it. 

This is the step that I am asking about - basically, is the Oauth certificate being imported like the default Local certificate without the key, or did I mess something up during the request part?



Lync 2013 Oauth certificate

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