Certificate Issue

[Guest Chris]

I have a Certificate Issue.

 

I'm trying to pick up the pieces after I took over the administration for a

new client.

 

They use RPC over HTTP to allow outside users to access their Exchange Server.

 

The certificate points to a certain domain which expired over the weekend.

I.e. the Issued to: field in the certificate points to a domain that is no

longer valid. I need to issue a new certificate that points to the new

domain.

 

The prior tech support left a certreg file with a .txt extension that begins

with:

-----BEGIN NEW CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----

and ends with:

-----END NEW CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----

 

If I submit a new request in the CA using this file, it does genearte a

certificate for the old domain. How do I geneate a cert request with the new

domain information?

[Guest Thee Chicago Wolf]

Re: Certificate Issue

 

>I have a Certificate Issue.

>

>I'm trying to pick up the pieces after I took over the administration for a

>new client.

>

>They use RPC over HTTP to allow outside users to access their Exchange Server.

>

>The certificate points to a certain domain which expired over the weekend.

>I.e. the Issued to: field in the certificate points to a domain that is no

>longer valid. I need to issue a new certificate that points to the new

>domain.

>

>The prior tech support left a certreg file with a .txt extension that begins

>with:

>-----BEGIN NEW CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----

>and ends with:

>-----END NEW CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----

>

>If I submit a new request in the CA using this file, it does genearte a

>certificate for the old domain. How do I geneate a cert request with the new

>domain information?

 

Not sure if it'll help but did you already try updating the Root

Certificates with the recent update?

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/info.aspx?na=22&p=4&SrcDisplayLang=en&SrcCategoryId=&SrcFamilyId=&u=%2fdownloads%2fdetails.aspx%3fFamilyID%3df814ec0e-ee7e-435e-99f8-20b44d4531b0%26DisplayLang%3den

 

- Thee Chicago Wolf