This launches the certificate
export wizard. Make sure to export the private key, which requires creating a password to protect
the certificate. The result is a PFX file that contains both the public and private key pair. It is critical to
protect this file, because if it is compromised the certificate must be revoked and a new certificate will
need to be generated.
On each target server, use the Import-ExchangeCertificate cmdlet as in the previous step. This time,
it will be slightly different because the cmdlet requires a credential parameter to finish the import with the
private key. To get the password for the parameter, use the sub -expression Get-Credential to have
the standard username and password dialog box pop up. The username is not important; only the
password will be used. Input the password selected during the certificate export. An example of this
cmdlet looks like this:
Import-ExchangeCertificate -Path c:\temp\CASCert.pfx -Password:
(Get-Credential).password
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Autodiscover
Autodiscover is a new feature in Exchange Server 2007 that works with Outlook 2007 to automatically
configure the client ??™ s profile. This feature can significantly lower helpdesk calls and directly reduce
support costs.
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