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New Exchange 2013 Certificate

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This guide shows how to generate a new certificate for a 3rd party company like DigiCert, GoDaddy etc. and how to complete the request and assign services to the certificate.
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  • Here is where you need to make sure your names are correct. For this exercise I made mine mail.domain.com, internally and externally.
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  • Step 1 -> Once you have changed the names a list of names appears above, you can remove or add as you wish.
  • Step 2 -> Click Next.
  • Step 2 -> Type in the Department Name.
  • Step 3 -> Type in your City Name.
  • Step 4 -> Type in your State/Province Name.
  • Step 5 -> Select your country.
  • Step 6 -> Click Next.

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  • Step 1 -> Specify the location where the Request will be saved as you will need to upload this file to the 3rd party company.
  • Step 2 -> Click Finish.

Completing the Certificate Request.

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  • Once the screen above has closed the Certificate page will refresh and then show the above.
  • You have a pending request, click on the Complete link (Step 1)

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  • Step 1 -> Input the location where you downloaded the certificate that you received from the company you chose like DigiCert, GoDaddy etc. and then click the okay button.
  • Once this has completed, double click the cert or click the pencil and then go and assign services to your certificate.
  • Lastly, perform an IISRESET or reboot the server.