Use Homepage SSL certificate as exchange server certificate?

the certicate needs to match the fully qualified domain name that you connect against.
so if the web site uses www.domain.de and the echange server's OWA/Activesync is owa.domain.de it wont match and you'll get errors. However if the SSL cert is wildcard to *.domain.de you'll be OK.

Hi there,
im a little certificate dau
i have a certificate for our homepage which certifies on "Domain123.de".
Is it possible to use this certificate for our mail server? (exchange 2007)
The mail domain is "[email protected]"
Our AD Domain is "Domain456.local"
I hope you can help me here.
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