Re: Web certificates
- From: "Ben Winzenz [Exchange MVP]" <ben_winzenz@nospamdotmessageonedotcom>
- Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2006 15:30:44 -0500
My advice? Don't issue a self-signed cert. I'd recommend purchasing one
from an existing CA on the Internet. Many can be had for quite cheap
nowadays (less than $100). If you use a self-signed cert, every single
client computer that wants to access OWA or RPC/HTTP will have to install
the cert (required for RPC/HTTP), or deal with the nasty warning messages
that pop up identifying it as a cert that isn't trusted.
Just to a search for SSL certificate, and you ought to find plenty of
options. Once you get the cert, you should be able to install the same cert
on both the ISA server and your Exchange Front-end server (if you have one).
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"yba02" <yba02@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
ISA 2004 and Exchange 2003 are on two different boxes. For the purpose of
enabling remote email services (OWA and RPCoHTTP), I need to setup
certificates services on either server so to issue certificates to secure
remote-to-Exchange transmission.
Are there any known recommendations against what I plan to do. If not,
which is a better candidate?
Thanks
Yba.
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