I could not take a screenshot at that time but I found a similar warning on the internet. Confirm Overwrite existing default SMTP certificate, The userâs group ⦠The new, self-signed certificate likely covers only the internal server names, names that probably don't exist on the public certificate that it claims to replace. overwrite the existing default smtp certificate overwrite the existing default smtp certificate You can use before_script and after_script with default: . Type N and press Enter. overwrite the existing default smtp certificate This can cause certificate issues as the server may be addressed via it's fully qualified domain name, and also as the certificate issuer is not trusted. Exchange 2010 creates a self signed certificate by default, that only contains the short machine name. What happens if you select NO for the Warning Once, the above command is run, it will ask you if you want to overwrite the existing default SMTP certificate. Verify the certificates on your services remotely. If youâre interested in how Exchange handles selection of a certificate when multiple certificates are bound to the SMTP protocol, here are some articles that explain it: Selection of Inbound Anonymous TLS certificates; Selection of Inbound STARTLS certificates Once you have validated your certificate and downloaded from your provider, you will unzip the certificates and place your .crt file in a directory on the same exchange server you ⦠You dont want to overwrite the default cert. SMTP service. The existing certificate for that FQDN has expired. For example, the SYSTEM account. Replace it with certificate "thumbprint" ?
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