Microsoft Exchange Services

Using the Exchange Admin Center (EAC) to Create Your CSR - Access the EAC by opening a browser and browsing to the URL of your server (e.g., https://localhost/ecp). - On the Exchange Admin Center credentials page, type your Domain/user name and Password and then click sign in. - In the EAC, in the sidebar menu on the left, click Servers and then in the menu at the top of the page, click Certificates. - On the Certificates page, in the Select server drop-down list, select y...

Create your CSR with the New Exchange Certificate Wizard - Access the Exchange Admin Center by opening a browser and browsing to https://localhost/ecp - Login using Domain\user name as the format for the user name and enter your password. - Click the link to Servers in the left column, then Certificates at the top right, then the + symbol. - The "new exchange certificate" wizard will appear in a pop-up window - Choose "Create a request for a certificate from a cert...

CSR (Certificate Signing Request) can be defined as an SSL certificate signing request. CSR certificate signature request must be created in order to apply for SSL Certificate. The steps for creating a CSR signature request are detailed below 1. In the Exchange Management Console, under Server Configuration, we can see the Exchange Certificates tab as shown in the following figure. We can create and manage the certificates from this console. 2. As shown in the following picture, when we righ...

- From the Exchange Management Shell command line, type the following: New-ExchangeCertificate -GenerateRequest -KeySize 2048 -Path c:\E-TugraCSR.txt -SubjectName "c=US, l=YourLocalityOrCity, s=YourStateOrProvince, o=YourCompanyInc, cn=YourFirstDomain.com" -DomainName YourSecondDomain.com, YourThirdDomain.com -PrivateKeyExportable:$true Although this command is too long to fit on one line here in your browser, you need to enter it into the management shell as one line. Of course, you need to r...

How to generate a CSR in Microsoft Exchange - Outlook Web Access Server - Open the Internet Services Manager, and right-click on Default Web Site (or the site hosting your OWA component.) Select Properties. - Under the Directory Security tab, click Server Certificate. - Click next. Select 'Create a new certificate' and hit next. select 'Prepare the request now, but send it later' and hit next. - Select 'Prepare the request now, but send it later' and hit next. - Enter a na...