...Alternatively, go to https://your_owa_url/ and view the certificate using
the browser. That should show you exactly which cert IIS is sending.
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Seth
On Nov 1, 2011, at 10:50 AM, Seth Wright wrote:
> [PS] > Get-ExchangeCertificate | ? { $_.Services -match 'IIS' }
>
> That should tell you which one of your certificates is being used for OWA.
> (Hopefully it hasn't changed since 2007, since I tested it on 2010.)
>
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> Seth
>
>
>
>
> On Nov 1, 2011, at 10:30 AM, McCready, Rob wrote:
>
>> A few months ago, we installed an additional certificate on our Exchange
>> 2007 Hub Transport server (from Go-Daddy) so that users could access OWA
>> from an IPAD. Everything worked fine until yesterday when we had to renew
>> the Self Signed Certificate that Exchange initially installed during setup.
>> I would have thought that the Self Signed Certificate would not play a roll,
>> since Exchange would be using the Go-Daddy certificate for OWA purposes.
>> But I do find it odd that the Self Signed certificate was updated last
>> night, and now OWA is not working this morning. I’m wondering if clients
>> are trying to use the Self Signed certificate by default instead of the
>> Go-Daddy certificate? Is there any way to determine which certificate a
>> client is trying to use for OWA?
>
>
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