The high - level steps for certificate requests are:
1. Generate the certificate
2. Obtain the certificate from a public certificate authority
3. Import the certificate
4. Enable the certificate
5. Copy the certificate
These steps are discussed in more detail in the following sections.
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Generating the Certificate
The first step is to generate the certificate. Certificate requests are generated with the
New-ExchangeCertificate cmdlet:
New-ExchangeCertificate [-DomainController < String > ] [-DomainName
< MultiValuedProperty > ] [-FriendlyName < String > ] [-IncludeAcceptedDomains
< SwitchParameter > ] [-IncludeAutoDiscover < SwitchParameter > ] [-Instance
< X509Certificate2 > ] [-KeySize < Int32 > ] [-PrivateKeyExportable < $true |
$false > ] [-Services < None | IMAP | POP | UM | IIS | SMTP > ] [-SubjectName
< X500DistinguishedName > ]
New-ExchangeCertificate [-BinaryEncoded < SwitchParameter > ]
[-DomainController < String > ] [-DomainName < MultiValuedProperty > ] [-Force
< SwitchParameter > ] [-FriendlyName < String > ] [-GenerateRequest
< SwitchParameter > ][-IncludeAcceptedDomains < SwitchParameter > ]
[-IncludeAutoDiscover < SwitchParameter > ] [-Instance < X509Certificate2 > ]
[-KeySize < Int32 > ][-Path < String > ] [-PrivateKeyExportable < $true |
$false > ] [-SubjectName < X500DistinguishedName > ]
One of the key parameters in creating a certificate request is SubjectName .
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