Hello all,

I have 2 Servers both running Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition. One server is
running Apache webserver and the other is running Exchange 2003 Enterprise.
My goal is to have reverseproxy working on the Apache to serve OWA.

I have also installed Microsoft CA Enterprise on my Primary Server (The one
running Apache). I understand the need for Certificate Authority, but I am a
newbie and need to know what to do next. The CERTIFICATE is installed, how
does exchange use it so that it is secured, and my OWA access can then be
using HTTPS instead of HTTP? Please I need a detailed step by step of how to
implement. I have never done this before, but I am a quick learner.

Thank you all in Advance

Ola

An Avvid Student

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http://www.adopenstatic.com/resourc...CYA_IIS6_05.pdf
has step-by-step instructions on how to request, and install a certificate

Cheers
Ken

"ola_atb" <olaatb@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hello all,
>
> I have 2 Servers both running Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition. One server
> is
> running Apache webserver and the other is running Exchange 2003
> Enterprise.
> My goal is to have reverseproxy working on the Apache to serve OWA.
>
> I have also installed Microsoft CA Enterprise on my Primary Server (The
> one
> running Apache). I understand the need for Certificate Authority, but I am
> a
> newbie and need to know what to do next. The CERTIFICATE is installed, how
> does exchange use it so that it is secured, and my OWA access can then be
> using HTTPS instead of HTTP? Please I need a detailed step by step of how
> to
> implement. I have never done this before, but I am a quick learner.
>
> Thank you all in Advance
>
> Ola
>
> An Avvid Student

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