Tag Archives: SSL Certificate

assign new SSL cert on Cisco IronPort ESA

Issue: After completing the steps to install a new SSL certificate on your Cisco IronPort ESA you need to assign the certificate to the various Cisco IronPort functions that require encryption (email communications, TLS, Quarantine and admin web pages). Activating the new SSL Certificate: To assign the new certificate for inbound SMTP email communication, open Network > Listeners and select the new certificate Assign the certificate for use in Outbound TLS based email communications: Mail Read more [...]

How to setup TLS on IronPort

These steps walk you through configuring TLS encryption on email communication with specific partner domains or configuring TLS for all Outbound and Inbound email. TLS for Incoming Mail Receiving mail is controlled by the HAT Overview/Mail Flow Policies.  In other words, when hosts attempting to send mail to your organization connect to your Ironport appliance. setup TLS encryption for all inbound email I chose to set TLS Preferred across the board by enabling TLS on my ‘Accepted’ and Read more [...]

How to renew Exchange 2003 SSL Certificate

Issue: The certificate in use on your Exchange 2003 server has expired and needs to be renewed or replaced. Background: Exchange 2003 running on Windows 2003 uses IIS 6.0, therefore the certificate is tied to the Default Website in IIS and can be renewed/replaced using IIS Manager.  SSL certificates are used to encrypt http sessions allowing you to run encrypted Outlook Web Access and Activesync sessions over port 443 (HTTPS). In order to use a certificate that will be recognized by browsers and Read more [...]

Exporting SSL Certificate (.pfx) from Windows Server and IIS

Issue:  You need to export the SSL Certificate and Private Key from your Windows Server (IIS).  Note: these instructions are valid for Windows Server 2003, 2008 R2 and 2012 (IIS 6, IIS 7.5, IIS 8). Solution: You will export the certificate and private key using the MMC console 1. Click start > run 2. Type MMC and click OK 3. Click on File > Add/Remove Snap-in... 4. Select Certificates and click Add 5. Select Computer Account, click Next 6. Leave Local Computer selected, click Finish 7. Read more [...]

Import .pfx certificate from IIS to NetScaler VPX

If you haven't done so already, you will need to export your SSL certificate from your Windows Server to a .pfx file.  Be sure to review that link, it's important to do the .pfx export step just right.  If you don't own an SSL Certificate yet, I recommend NameCheap, the banner below will usually give you a good discount. Now that we have a good .pfx certificate file, we can begin working on importing the cert into the Citrix NetScaler: Logon to the Netscaler and click SSL Certificates > Read more [...]