After I enabled SSL in IIS on my exchange 2003 server, I get no access to th
e
site what so ever. I'm running a CA locally on my server.(it's a stand-alone
,
not part of the enterprise CA) If I remove the SSL requirement it works. Any
ideas?

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what error do you get when going to the site? are you behind a firewall, if
so, is port 443 open to your server?


"Richter1033" <Richter1033@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> After I enabled SSL in IIS on my exchange 2003 server, I get no access to
> the
> site what so ever. I'm running a CA locally on my server.(it's a
> stand-alone,
> not part of the enterprise CA) If I remove the SSL requirement it works.
> Any
> ideas?

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No, this is inside my network. The error I'm getting is page can't be
displayed. I'm using port 1081, and am using this to test
https://172.16.10.56:1081/exchange.

"Consultant" wrote:

> what error do you get when going to the site? are you behind a firewall, i
f
> so, is port 443 open to your server?
>
>
> "Richter1033" <Richter1033@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3B847EDA-6D74-43E3-AA26-E73AED156747@microsoft.com... 
>
>
>

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Could it be a certificate services issue... It doesn't seem to be issuing on
e

"Richter1033" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> No, this is inside my network. The error I'm getting is page can't be
> displayed. I'm using port 1081, and am using this to test
> https://172.16.10.56:1081/exchange.
>
> "Consultant" wrote:
> 

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Hi,
Default SSL port is 433, try to surf with

https://172.16.10.56/exchange. or https://172.16.10.56:443/exchange

or do u have configured any diiferent port for SSL on IIS??

a detailed instruction will help us to assist you.

Thanks & Regards
Jigs4u-4ever.


"Richter1033" wrote:

> After I enabled SSL in IIS on my exchange 2003 server, I get no access to 
the
> site what so ever. I'm running a CA locally on my server.(it's a stand-alo
ne,
> not part of the enterprise CA) If I remove the SSL requirement it works. A
ny
> ideas?

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