How: create a own certificate authority

CA is an excellent way to secure your Microsoft Exchange Server.

When you create a certificate, you can protect all information exchanged on the server. CA reserves foreign and unwanted users far if it is encrypted or encrypted the data flowing in and out of your organization. Difficulty: average

Instructions

Things you need: Microsoft Exchange Server

1. 1

   Start "Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager."

You need this utility access with a PC server to connect. IIS Manager is in the "Administrative Tools" in the start menu folder.

2

Expand your organization tree by clicking the plus sign (+) in the left pane.

Search the site where you want to create a certification authority. With the right mouse button and select "Properties".

3

Click on "Directory security", then "server certificate".

Press "Next" If you get an Assistant on the screen to welcome coming.

4

Select "Create a new certificate".

Click on "continue". Select "The request now but send it later." Click on "continue". Type a name for the CA. Type "1024", "Bit length." Press "further".

5

Select "Organization" and "OU" and click "next".

Enter the URL of your site as "common name". Click on "continue". Choose country, State and city of the Exchange Server. Click on "continue".

6

Type a simple file to the authority of the

Certification. Hit "Browse" and selectn an location on your local hard disk. Click on "continue". Check the details of the CA of that you just created. Click "Next", and then press "Finish" task stop.