I have a client that is transitioning to an Exchange 2007 server. This is my first time with SSL certs for Exchange 2007. We're going to be going through RapidSSL since they are very inexpensive. The Exchange server will be the only on in the forest. Therefore, it will have the hub, transport, client access and mailbox roles. My dilemma is this - they insist on using Greek gods for their server names but want an easy to remember external name. I'm getting ready to generate the certificate and I want to make sure this is right. Here is what I have: New-ExchangeCertificate -DomainName insidename.ourdomain.com, outsidename.ourdomain.com,insidename, outsidename-FriendlyNameoutsidename.ourdomain.com -GenerateRequestTrue -Keysize 1024 -path c:\ourcert.txt -privatekeyExportabletrue -subjectName "c=us, o=OurCompany, CN=outsidename.ourcompany.com" I would be grateful if someone could be a second set of eyes for me and make sure this will work. Thanks in advance, Robert Brown

Hello Brownr26, how are you? So.. You syntax it seems okay however you can check this site out https://www.digicert.com/easy-csr/exchange2007.htmit will create the cmdlet based in the values that you fill out in the form. It's pretty cool and you don't have to buy cert with them just use the tool to create your certificate request.

Per my knowledge, the syntax is ok Generating a certificate with a 3rd party CA