req file, select Open With, and then select a text editor like Notepad.
Locate, copy, and paste the CSR into our online application. From the New Exchange Certificate section click Next, New, and then Finish. Locate where you want to save the file, enter a File name, and then click Save. Click Browse to save the CSR to your computer. If you do not have a state or province, enter your city information. EXCHANGE SERVER FOR OUTLOOK 2010 FULL
State/province - The full name of the state or province where your organization is registered.City/locality - The full name of the city where your organization is registered.Country/Region - Select the country were the organization is legally registered.Organization unit - The organization within the company responsible for the certificate.Organization - The full legal name of your company or organization.
Complete the following fields, and then click Next:.Select the common name (the primary name on the certificate), click Set as common name, and then click Next.Legacy Exchange Server - Select if you want to use your legacy domain names and then enter the domain name associated with your legacy servers.For either selection, you need to enter the FQDN of your server. Hub Transport server - Select if you want to use mutual TLS to help secure Internet mail or if you want to use the server for POP/IMAP client submission.Unified Messaging server - Select if you want to use a Self-signed or Public certificate with Unified Messaging, and then enter the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) you use for your Unified Messaging servers.Enter the domain name you use to access both POP and IMAP services. Client Access server (POP/IMAP) - Select if you are using POP/IMAP services internally and/or externally.If you do, select a long or short URL, and then enter the domain name you use to access it.
You also need to select if you want the Autodiscover service for the Internet.
Client Access server (Web Services, Outlook Anywhere, and Autodiscover) - Select if you are using Exchange Web Services or Outlook Anywhere, and then enter the host name for your organization. Client Access server (Exchange ActiveSync) - Select if ActiveSync is enabled, and then enter the domain name you use to access ActiveSync. Client Access server (Outlook Web App) - Select if you have Outlook Web App on the Internet, and then enter the domain names you use to access Outlook Web App. Sharing - Select if you want to use your certificate for Federated Delegation. Note: You need to know exactly how your server is configured to select the services you need to run. In the Exchange Configuration section, select the following services you want to run securely, and then click Next:. Note: If your CSR is for a wildcard certificate, skip the next step. If your CSR is not for a wildcard certificate, click Next without selecting anything. If your CSR is for a wildcard, select Enable wildcard certificate, enter the root domain name for your wildcard certificate, and then click Next. In the Domain Scope section, do one of the following:. Enter a friendly name to identify this certificate, and then click Next. Select Server Configuration, and then select New Exchange Certificate. Click + next to Microsoft Exchange On-Premises to expand the list of services. Start the Exchange Management Console by selecting Start, All Programs, Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, and then Exchange Management Console. To Generate your Certificate Signing Request - Exchange Server 2010 
Warning: If you need to secure more than one domain name, we recommend that you use a Multiple Domain Unified Communications Certificates (UCC) with your Microsoft® Exchange Server.
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