OWA always using Self Signed SSL

[fabsnabs]

Hi,

I bought an UCC SSL Certificate from Go Daddy, and installed it succesfully.
But the RWW site would not work because the name on my cert is mail.domain.com and not remote.domain.com.

So I ran the Add Trusted Certificate wizard but could only see the remote.domain.com self signed certificate in the available trusted certs window. I clicked it and it updated successfully.

Unfortuantly, now when I go to my OWA it is always using the self signed certificate. I have ran through the Go Daddy instructions to request the certificate again, downloaded it, imported it, and enabled it on IIS service, but OWA still uses the self signed cert.

How can I change OWA to use the Go Daddy Cert instead of the self signed cert?

Thanks in advance

 

[rsacorp]

If you're using Exchange 2007 (part of SBS 2008), then I don't think the enabling process on GoDaddy will work. Per Microsoft, certificates are enabled through the Exchange console rather than IIS.

Here's a link to Microsoft's TechNet site that will help:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/...aspx#CreatingImportingandEnablingCertificates

Hope that helps...

Mike Molenda - TAC Analyst

RSA Corp - Houston, TX
Technical Assistance Center

http://www.rsacorp.com

 

[fabsnabs]

Sorry, yes I am enabling the certificate via the Exchaneg shell.

Enable-exchangecertificate 9thumbprint) service - IIS

But the OWA still uses the self signed cert.

Thanks

 

[rsacorp]

If that's the case, I would use the Remove-ExchangeCertificate cmdlet to remove all the certificates, and reinstall your GoDaddy certificate. Just as a precaution, clear your browser cache or use a different browser (Firefox, Safari, Chrome, etc) to test. OWA has a different experience on those browsers, but you should be able to test the certificate issue.



RSA Corp - Houston, TX
Technical Assistance Center

http://www.rsacorp.com

 

[fabsnabs]

Hi,

Thanks I found this article that shows you how to manually change the certificate being used in IIS...

http://blogs.technet.com/sbs/archiv...anually-install-certificates-in-sbs-2008.aspx

Thanks anyway