Request a new certificate

I'm running Windows Server 2003 SBS and trying to export an SSL
certificate of a web site. I go into the MMC, add the Certificates
snap-in, select Computer Account, Local Computer, and expand the
Personal Certificates. After selecting the appropriate certificate,
choosing export, it does not give me the option to click, "Yes,
export
the private key." It is my understanding that this will happen if the
key has already been exported.

Therefore, it should work if I requested a new certificate for the
site. I then open the IIS manager, navigate to the web site, and
choose Server Certificate under Directory Security. My options are to
either renew, remove, or replace the current certificate. What
exactly
should I do? Am I heading in the correct direction? Any assistance
would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks,
Aaron

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