Exchaneg 2010 SSL Cert Renewal.
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Just want to pick everyone's brains regarding the above. Can I use the EMC renew option on the cert to create the request file, then populate this in godaddy site and download and reimport the SSL cert?
Thanks
Just want to pick everyone's brains regarding the above. Can I use the EMC renew option on the cert to create the request file, then populate this in godaddy site and download and reimport the SSL cert?
Thanks
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Thanks. I found this one, and mentions creating a new cert. I dont believe i need to create a new one just renew, send csr to go daddy, renew cert, download and import into exchange...
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Section 3:
Open the Exhange Management Console, and go to Server Configuration.
Right-click on the new pending certificate request you created and select Complete Pending Request.
Click Browse and browse to the folder where you saved the content of the ZIP file.
Change the file type to *.*, and select the .cer file
Click Complete
Im lost here.
Should i use the godaddy downloaded .crt file here?
Open the Exhange Management Console, and go to Server Configuration.
Right-click on the new pending certificate request you created and select Complete Pending Request.
Click Browse and browse to the folder where you saved the content of the ZIP file.
Change the file type to *.*, and select the .cer file
Click Complete
Im lost here.
Should i use the godaddy downloaded .crt file here?
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I use the PowerShell but the EMC will do just fine.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee332322(v=exchg.141).aspx