unrealone1
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SSL Installation appears to have stalled
Hi Experts,
I have installed an SSL into my exchange 2010 box however it won't let me assign services. I did a new request, fiddled with the req and re-keyed it into the supplier site and got the new SSL files in a zip.
Then ported the cert pk7 (? I can't quite remember) into the intermediate trusted folder as directed by go-daddy then when I go to complete the request it doesn't go any further or let me assign services to it. The status still says "This is a pending certificate signing request (CSR).".
I have also run a cmd line that repairs the cert based on the thumb print. Still says its pending.
Any ideas and pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I have installed an SSL into my exchange 2010 box however it won't let me assign services. I did a new request, fiddled with the req and re-keyed it into the supplier site and got the new SSL files in a zip.
Then ported the cert pk7 (? I can't quite remember) into the intermediate trusted folder as directed by go-daddy then when I go to complete the request it doesn't go any further or let me assign services to it. The status still says "This is a pending certificate signing request (CSR).".
I have also run a cmd line that repairs the cert based on the thumb print. Still says its pending.
Any ideas and pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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The references provided did not give you the guidance you needed?
Understand that I am referencing Exchange 2013 but the experience has been consistent.
If so, there are many times in which I've had to re-create the cert request and re-submit the request to the trusted CA to issue a new cert. Typically, it happens at least one time with every project where I go to complete a pending request and it fails--and remains in a pending state. Personally, I dislike the EAC for doing anything cert related. Try to use the shell as much as possible.
https://oddytee.wordpress.com/2014/09/09/exchange-2013-certificate-commands/
Also, use Digicert as a knowledge base for your cert questions. IMO, they are phenomenal.
https://www.digicert.com/ssl-support/search.htm?cx=018320234474456204950%3Am5rnlvt4dvw&cof=FORID%3A11&ie=UTF-8&q=exchange+2010+import