Create self signed certificate exchange 2010

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Press F5 to refresh the certificate list.

URGENT!! You may receive the following error: 'The source data is corrupted or not properly Base64 encoded.' You can ignore this error.

Browse to the certificate file you just copied to your server, then click Open > Complete.

Select your certificate from the menu in the center of the screen (The certificate will be listed by the Friendly Name you chose when creating the CSR), and then click the link in the Actions menu to 'Complete Pending Request'.

Click the link to 'Manage Databases', and then go to 'Server configuration'.

Click Start > Programs > Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, and then click Exchange Management Console.

#Create self signed certificate exchange 2010 install

Option 1: Install using Exchange Management Console GUI (recommended) cer file that contains your domain SSL server certificateВ and any required intermediate CA certificates in PKCS#7 (P7B) format.В Copy the file and save it on the same server you used to create the CSR.

#Create self signed certificate exchange 2010 download

Download and unzip your certificate filesДownload and unzip your certificate files by clicking on the download link in your fulfillment email or from your GeoCerts SSL Manager account. Option 1 is to use the Exchange Management Console GUI (recommended) and options 2 is by using the Exchange Management Shell. In Exchange 2010 there are two ways to install your SSL certificate.

The Exchange email account should process the setup without any issues.Install SSL Certificate Microsoft Exchange Server 2010

Go into the account settings on the iPhone and setup the Exchange account.

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Navigate on the IPhone Settings > General > About > Certificate Trust Settings and turn on the ' Enable full trust for root certificates' for the installed certificate from step 4.

Installing the certificate should appear as a 'verified' certificate (green check mark) when it is installed properly on the iPhone.

Open the email attachment on the iPhone and 'Install' the certificate.

(Using Windows Server 'Certification Authority' mmc)

Have your IT administrator 'export' the self signed Exchange SSL certificate as a '.cer' file from the Exchange server and email it to the account listed in step 2.

Setup a personal pop email account on the new iPhone such as a gmail, yahoo, etc.

Remove the attempted (Not trusted) 'Exchange' account from your new iPhone.

The following procedure worked for our environment as a workaround for using our internal Exchange server with a self signed SSL certificate. If a user restores their settings from their existing iPhone iCloud account, the Exchange settings appear to transfer without a problem, however, if a user is setting up their iPhone without an iCloud restore process or a new user is trying to setup their iPhone with an Exchange account with a self signed certificate, a 'Trust' issue will occur. For newer iOS (such as 11.4.1), a self signed certificate is 'Not Trusted' therefore the account cannot be setup and will not be enabled by default. With the older iPhone iOS versions, accepting a self signed SSL certificate with a company's Exchange server was easily accomplished since you were allowed to 'Continue' with the installation setup prompt during the email account setup process.