Windows Server 2008 Thread, Exchange Server 2007: No external access after renewing the self-signed certificate in Technical; Hi,
Our self-signed certificate on Exchange 2007 expired. It has been 1 years since our server has been setup buy ...
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23rd June 2010, 12:20 PM #1
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Exchange Server 2007: No external access after renewing the self-signed certificate
Hi,
Our self-signed certificate on Exchange 2007 expired. It has been 1 years since our server has been setup buy someone else who is not contactable.
I have followed the instructions on this link Exchangepedia: Exchange Server 2007: Renewing the self-signed certificate and all seems to be ok.
The old unvalid certificate is there and also the new one with the new expiration date.
All is working for MS outlook users and the certificate error is not shown, however when trying to access using the web access http://servername/owa we get a 403.4 error. I tried going to https instead and works. Thats ok internall, but when accessing from remote.schoolname.lea.sch.uk either on http or https the 403 error is shown. Are these instructions correct? have I made a mistake somewhere? does the old certificate need to be removed first? (didnt want to incase I did something wrong)
Regards
Phil
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23rd June 2010, 10:09 PM #2
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Sounds like your firewall might need the certificate updating (smoothwall?)
Chilbs
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