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Our Exchange 2003 server was running on a Windows 2000 Server, using OWA
with forms-based authentication and was setup as a Certificate Authority.
We suffered a bad system crash that resulting in me having to reinstall
Windows and Exchange using the Disaster Recovery option, and then restoring
Information Stores from backup.
After restoring the server to fully working order, I needed to setup OWA to
use SSL for forms-based authentication. So, I installed Certificate
Services on this server, as I did before, and made it the Enterprise Root
CA. It gave a prompt that there was already a server with the same name
setup as a CA root so I clicked the option to overwrite this. I installed
the certificate as Microsoft explains in the knowledgebase articles, and
everything looks right. However, when trying to access the HTTPS address
for OWA, I get a page cannot be found. I have imported the certificate into
IIS...am I overlooking something?
Please assist if at all possible, thanks.
-Tim Nichols
MCP
Our Exchange 2003 server was running on a Windows 2000 Server, using OWA
with forms-based authentication and was setup as a Certificate Authority.
We suffered a bad system crash that resulting in me having to reinstall
Windows and Exchange using the Disaster Recovery option, and then restoring
Information Stores from backup.
After restoring the server to fully working order, I needed to setup OWA to
use SSL for forms-based authentication. So, I installed Certificate
Services on this server, as I did before, and made it the Enterprise Root
CA. It gave a prompt that there was already a server with the same name
setup as a CA root so I clicked the option to overwrite this. I installed
the certificate as Microsoft explains in the knowledgebase articles, and
everything looks right. However, when trying to access the HTTPS address
for OWA, I get a page cannot be found. I have imported the certificate into
IIS...am I overlooking something?
Please assist if at all possible, thanks.
-Tim Nichols
MCP