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Working through an issue with Exchange 2013 and the looping ECP/OWA. Appears to be a results of the certificate not being imported properly. &nbsp;After exporting with the private and attempting to import with:<br />
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certutil -csp &quot;Microsoft RSA SChannel Cryptographic Provider&quot; -importpfx &lt;path_to_cert&gt;<br />
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Results in an error:<br />
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CertUtil: -importPFX command FAILED: 0x80090029 (-2146893783)<br />
CertUtil: The requested operation is not supported.
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Working through an issue with Exchange 2013 and the looping ECP/OWA. Appears to be a results of the certificate not being imported properly.  After exporting with the private and attempting to import with:

certutil -csp "Microsoft RSA SChannel Cryptographic Provider" -importpfx <path_to_cert>

Results in an error:

CertUtil: -importPFX command FAILED: 0x80090029 (-2146893783)
CertUtil: The requested operation is not supported.

Cannot import certificate as CSP

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