The self-signed is assigned to all services even though if they are not working.
Because IIS can be assigned to a single certificate through the console, we can see that the certificate was removed from the self-signed certificate (Figure 03). Now, we can check the certificates on the server. Make sure that the services exist on the server that you are trying to assign the services, for example: If you are trying to assign SMTP on a CAS server role it will generate an error on the wizard. We can associate the certificate on the server(s) from the previous page to specific services, let’s select Internet Information Services (IIS) (Figure 02) and click Next and Assign on the following page.īased on your environment you may have selected more services, and if you did, please make sure that you select them at this point as well. Moving on… let’s right click on the certificate and click on Assign Services to Certificate… for now let’s keep just the local server and click on Next, as shown in Figure 01. Now that we have the certificate on the server, just for clarification at this point – the certificate can be found on the Computer Store of the server.
#EXCHANGE 2010 SELF SIGNED CERTIFICATE HOW TO#
In our previous articles we went through the process of understanding the certificate requirements and how to request a certificate using Exchange Management Console, now we are going to assign the brand new certificate that we have requested in the previous steps (previous article). Managing Certificates in Exchange Server 2010 (Part 2)
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