Screencasts / Exchange 2007 / Exchange 2007 SAN (UCC) certificate from MS Stand-alone CA

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Installing and managing SSL certificates is one of the important tasks which every Administrator or Network Engineer sooner or later has to deal with.
We have published a series of Screencasts, trying to cover the most popular scenarios which you might normally meet in real life. Here are some of them:

- How to Install a Single Name GoDaddy SSL Certificate in Exchange 2007
- How to Renew (Replace) Self-Signed SSL Certificate in Exchange 2007
- IIS7 - How to Install GoDaddy SSL Certificate
- How to Install Self-signed Certificate – IIS7, Windows Server 2008
- How to Install Self-signed Certificate on a Mobile Device
- How to Add GoDaddy SSL Certificate in SBS 2008
- How to Install a Self Signed Certificate, Using SelfSSL.exe
- How to Export Self-Issued (Exchange 2007) Certificate to a File and Install it on a Mobile Device
- How to Install GoDaddy Multiple Domain (UCC) SSL Certificate in Exchange Server 2007

A lot of companies implement their own CA (Certification Authority) and it becomes an important security point in their organization. We got requests for Screencasts from our subscribers, about Microsoft CA (Certification Authority) installation and usage.
In most cases, you will see in real life the following two Microsoft CA:
- Stand-alone root CA
- Enterprise root CA
They have different operational characterisitcs and we will publish separate Screencasts about the installation and usage for both Microsoft Stand-alone and Enterprise root CA.
In this Screencast, we will demonstrate how to request and install Exchange 2007 Multiple Domain (SAN/UCC) certificate from a Stand-alone Microsoft CA, running on Windows Server 2008.
As usually, we will stick to our Step-by-Step approach and we will start with the installation and fine tuning of Windows Server 2008 Stand-alone CA. You can download the text file with Exchange Management Shell commands, here.



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