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| | certificate expiring (self signed) Hi, I have a problem with the expiring self signed certificate on our server. Warning Event IDs 12017 and 12018 occuring every few minutes in the Application Event viewer. I have run the 'New-ExchangeCertificate' cmdlet with no parameters and that has created a new certificate in the same location as the expiring one. ***** However, the warnings continue. Do I need to do something else?? ***** When the certificate actually does expire on August 15th do I need to delete it? Or ignore it? There is also a 'StartCom' certificate in the same location, I installed this so that OWA would work without warnings, which it does provided the clients have the appropriate trusted root entry. With this, do I still need the self signed certificates? I guess so as they are I think primarily for LAN communication with Outlook. The systems are: - Windows Server 2003 std 64 bit Microsoft Exhchange Server 2007 Outlook 2003 SP3 Many thanks in advance for any help or advice with this, -- Nick Brown Systechnix Ltd |
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