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Renew SSL Cert Exchange 2010 SP1

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intel233

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Feb 24, 2007
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My SSL cert is going to expire shortly. I just need to know if in the EMC do I do a New Exchange Cert or can I right click on the SSL cert and do renew?

When I tried to do a renew it asks for a .req file. How would I generate that?


 
I usually just generate a new request using the same CN and SANs. I've been working on a PowerShell script that will automate it based on an existing cert, but it's not ready yet.

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Are you deleting the old one first? I renewed my SSL via godaddy and used the same CSR request and have the new cert. I tried running the Renew Cert from the EMC but that does not seem to work. I want to generate a new CSR and now when I try to do New Exchange Certificate I choose what I want but it wants me to put in and organizational Unit. I do not remember doing this last time. I am running Exchange 2010 SP1

Any help is appreciated.
 
I renew my cert, I generated a new request and everything went fine EXCEPT now when I go to my website it is no longer redirecting from http->https. If I just do mail.myserver.com/owa I am geting Forbidden Access

If I do it works.

Any help is appreciated.
 
Certificates don't have anything to do with the redirection. Check how you're doing the redirection. Are you using a custom error page? Are you using a redirect page? Redirecting within TMG?

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I know the cert doesnt have anything to do with that I was just wondering if when I overwrite the cert if it reset IIS back to defaults. I got it going now. I just redid the redirection in IIS Manager.
 
No, changing the cert won't affect the redirection. That is done in IIS manager.
 
Thanks for the info but it appeared something changed. Everything is good now.
 
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