Apr 14 2021 09:13 AM
Hello everyone and thanks for the help in advance. I have been tasked with installing a SSL certificate on an Exchange Server 2013 for a small organization with no IT help. I an neither an Exchange or SSL expert. Previously, the organization was using self-signed certificates, but now wants to allow users to access OWA as well as Outlook clients. I installed the GoDaddy SSL on the server successfully and it is recognized in IIS and on the Exchange Admin Console. However, I am confused/terrified of the next step. In reading documentation, it appears you assign services to the SSL through the Admin Console, but I have been fearful of taking the next step through lack of knowledge. Currently, OWA can be accessed by going to https://mail.mydomain.com/owa. I see no bindings on the default website pointing to mydomain.com and actually stops access when I add a binding. So I stopped before I hurt myself. Would someone be able to walk me through the steps? Do I really only need to add the service to the SSL in the Exchange Admin for OWA to work on this SSL? Any help would be appreciated.