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Hi All

We are running Exchange 2007 with users accessing with OWA.

We currently have a self-certified SSL certificate, but want to put in a ‘proper’ certificate.

I’m a little confused as to what type of certificate we need.

Does anyone have any advice, and also can anyone recommend a good site for purchasing the certificate.

Many thanks

Leon

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We use COMODO and they are very good…

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comodo as well -

you’ll at least need a single server SSL cert. signed against the fully qualified domain name that you’ll be connecting against.

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We also use Comodo

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If you are part of a school or university then you can get SSL certificates free of charge through JANET (and/or your local LEA).

We did this for our Exchange Server (and Frog VLE Server) just a couple of weeks ago!

Just do a little Google research on “JANET SSL”.

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we use Godaddy.com for our Exchange server, very easy and cheap. Also good guides on there how to install etc.

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We also used GoDaddy. Painless and straightforward.

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Godaddy here too, I am a cheapo, and they work just fine. You can get them for $12.99 per year USD…can’t beat that.

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We use GoDaddy too. I’m not sure if it’s as straight forward as everyone says however. It seems like there’s an extra hoop to jump through with GoDaddy certs.

I don’t know if it’s best practice but I like to get the wildcard certificate so I can use it on all of my internet facing servers. One cert to rule them all?

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Thanks for all your replies.

Think we’re going use GoDaddy and get a multi-domain cert, mostly because it’s cheap!!