Installing and Configuring an SSL Certificate in Exchange 2016

In this video tutorial we will learn how to install and configure ssl certificate in exchange 2016. For this demonstration i will be using my local enterprise root certificate authority to get ssl certificate with subject alternative name for our Exchange 2016.

1) Create a certificate request
2) Get certificate from Certificate Authority
3) Import certificate on Exchange 2016
4) Assign certificate to exchange services

[jreach]

This is the first video that I actually had to reduce the speed.

[Neelkantn]

Very good video - nice explanation and demonstration.

[mohammedkhizar]

nicely explained...great work..thanks a lot..

[cyberpunk]

I have an Exchange 2016 ssl cert from Godaddy that is expiring in a couple of weeks. I have renewed it with Godaddy. I am not sure how to go through the renewal process on the server though. I select the expiring cert, click Renew in the right pane, it creates a CSR as a result of that wizard, and I am not sure what to do with this CSR. I don't think I need to re-key, but I see nothing else to do with this CSR. Any advice?

[timgoretzki]

U have to speak slower, please no "double-time"
but very good

[rrorge]

Hey how do you change the length of the certificate requested, mine seems to be for 1 year only even though I have purchased 3 years

[povnit]

could you tell me how do login ip address can be get certificates

[jdshah]

Nice video. Do i have to submit certificate request to all the DNS i have on the network?

[cristhiansaid]

Do i need a ssl san multiple names? for a OC public?

[andyskuse]

Hi, thank-you for such a great detailed video. You helped clear up several issues I was having with this process. But I have a question. At around 8:42 in the video you show the Subject Alternative Names for the certificate, and there are a few .local address. I thought we could not add any internal domain addresses to certificates with Exchange 2016? The reason I am asking is that several users are seeing a certificate error ("server name does not match name on certificate") when trying to connect to my Exchange 2016 server. I have purchased and installed a new certificate from GoDaddy as you outlined above, but some users are still seeing the certificate error. How can I troubleshoot this issue?

[jeremy]

Do I need to add the AD CS role for all this to work? I'm doing Exchange 2013 sp1 on 2012R2 server.

[El_spider]

you are a CRack!!!! thanks, me sirvió mucho !!!!

[microworldtech]

Why local CA certificate not trusted in Edge and chrome?

[perfect.stealth]

I followed the procedure, and i did create the certificate and assign it to the services.
When i try to access my OWA, i get the invalid SSL certificate warning from the browser.

[perfect.stealth]

Sir.. you are talking way to fast.
Thank you for the video though, but i had to rewind multiple times to understand what you said.

[vinojan]

Bro you must speak a little bit slower

[Determinor]

I played in 0.75 speed and could follow your talking then.

[rrrussell]

I am sure I have done something wrong. I type in 192.168.40.xxx/certsrv and get error saying cannot contact.

[iHitchiti]

Pro tip: turn on subtitles and lower speed to 0.5. Great video otherwise

[jebroertjeniet]

dude please talk slower in your new videos..