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SOLVED: How To Apply One Certificate To Two Exchange Servers

If you have a UCC certificate with multiple server names in the SUBJECT ALTERNATIVE NAMES and you want to apply that certificate to more than one server, you cannot do it through the Exchange Management Console GUI. If you try to IMPORT the certificate that was created from a Certificate Request made on a different server, using the Exchange Management Console, the certificate WILL import without error but it will not appear in the EMC…

The Exchange Control Panel or ECP is the IIS virtual directory that provides an interface to change settings in the Outlook Web App (OWA). It SHOULD open after you sign into OWA and click OPTIONS > MORE OPTIONS but instead sometimes it redirects you to the login page. However if you cannot sign in to the ECP you may have a minor problem with your security settings. You may see the following: The user name or password…

This was a frustrating error that, if I had slowed down for 2 minutes, would have been easy for me to figure out what was wrong. The issue was that the Exchange Power Shell – Management Shell cmdlets was not in the location Exchange expected sooooo, I had to run the standard Windows Server Power Shell and load the commands manually: Right click on the standard Windows Power Shell and select RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR paste in…

Well this was a minor annoyance I could have done without. Fortunately the solution is very simple. If you are trying to SHARE a Calendar in Outlook and you receive the dreaded: Calendar sharing is not available with the following entries because of permission settings on your network you have likely typed the recipients email address in or used the address from your cached addresses. That will not work. What…