I wouldn't think I'd need to create a CSR because I want the same certificate on both servers. I think all I'd need to do would be to 'Complete certificate renewal request' and upload the new *.cer file. If so, then the next step would be to get the renewed certificate onto CA2. I called godaddy for knowing the down time and they told me that i need 24hrs down time for my webmail url. I would then go to CA1, right-click the certificate and select the 3rd option to 'Complete certificate renewal request' and upload the supplied file eg certificate.cer Hello All, i have SSL certificate from godaddy for my exchange server 2010. I would then go to Thawte and request a renewal and past this CSR into the suitable field online.Ħ. In the Select server list, select the Exchange server that holds the certificate that you want to renew. Open the EAC and navigate to Servers > Certificates. On the main panel, find the Organization Summary section and click Manage databases. Use the EAC to create a certificate renewal request for a certification authority. In the left navigation panel, click Microsoft Exchange On-Premises. I have been following This Article which goes into quite a bit of detail.
#Renew ssl certificate exchange 2010 install#
Click to expand the Microsoft Exchange 2010 folder, then click Exchange Management Console. Hi Guys, I’m trying to install a certificate on my Exchange 2010 server The OS is Windows 2011 Small Business Server 2011 (which is basically like Windows Server 2008 R2 with extra stuff) I’m moving from the issuer StartCom as it appears they have had their trusted root certificate revoked. Click on your Start Menu, then click Programs. I assume the output file is a CSR (Certificate Signing Request) and viewing the text file would show something like this example.Ĥ. Install your SSL with the Exchange Management Console. As the certificate comes from an external authority (Thawte) I would select the 'Create a renewal certificate request' - is that correct? It asks for where to store the output file - does this need to be request.csr or can it be request.txt (it seems to let me call it anything)ģ.
We are using a GoDaddy Multiple Domain (UCC) certificate, but the instructions are exactly the same when renewing a single domain SSL certificate.
#Renew ssl certificate exchange 2010 how to#
In this Screencast, we will show you how to renew an existing Exchange 2010 SSL certificate. Options are to 'Renew an existing certificate', 'Create a renewal certificate request' and 'Complete certificate renewal request'. How to Renew Exchange 2010 Trusted (Commercial) SSL Certificate. Currently I see the existing certificate that with name="exchange 2010", IssueTo='" and IssuedBy="Thawte SSL CA".Ģ. Also, regular renewal notification is sent to the user’s registered email address 30, 15, 7, and 1 day prior to the expiration date. Also, the renewal of the SSL certificate is possible 30 days before its expiration date. On CA1 server go to IIS Manager/Security/Server Certificates. reaches its expiry date, it’s required to purchase the new SSL/TLS certificate for renewing it. This is what I think is the correct procedure:ġ. There are 2x CA/HT (CA1 and CA2) servers and 2x MBX (MX1 and MX2) servers. I have a pretty good idea of the process but would like to clarify it with someone.įirstly, some background. I have taken over an Exchange 2010 environment and the SSL certificate is due to expire shortly.
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