Exchange Server 2010, Exchange Server 2013, Exchange Server 2016, Exchange Server 2019 此cmdlet 仅适用于本地 Exchange。 使用Export-ExchangeCertificate cmdlet 从 Exchange 服务器导出现有证书和挂起的证书请求 (也称为证书签名请求或 CSR) 。 有关以下语法部分的参数设置的详细信息,请参阅Exchange cmdlet 语法...
有关详细语法和参数信息,请参阅 Export-ExchangeCertificate。注意:如果需要将证书请求重新提交到证书颁发机构,但找不到原始证书请求文件,则可以导出挂起的证书请求。 导出证书请求时,您通常不需要使用 Password 参数或 BinaryEncoded 开关,同时您要将请求保存到一个 .req 文件中。 不能在另一台服务器上导入导出的...
Export-ExchangeCertificate ExchangeCertificateIdParameter Fqdn SecureString String ServerIdParameter Fqdn SecureString String Get-ExchangeCertificate ExchangeCertificateIdParameter Fqdn ServerIdParameter Fqdn X509Certificate2 ServerIdParameter Fqdn String ExchangeCertificate Im...
Import-ExchangeCertificate FileData ([Byte[]]$ (Get-Content -Path “<local or UNC path>” -Encoding byte) ) 密码<密码> Export-ExchangeCertificate 指纹<指纹> FileName“<本地/UNC 路径>” BinaryEncoded 密码<密码> 改变:将 UNC 路径作为输入的FileName参数从 cmdlet 中删除。 若要将证书导出到 UNC...
You can export a certificate from an Exchange server as a backup or to import the certificate on other clients, devices or servers. You can export certificates in the Exchange admin center (EAC) or in the Exchange Management Shell. The resulting certificate file is a password-protected binary ...
If you are using an ISA (Internet Security and Acceleration) server in front of your Exchange 2016 server, or if you need to export your SSL certificate to any other Microsoft server type, see our a step-by-step walkthroughExchange export instructions. ...
以下示例将导出 Exchange 证书。 复制 Export-ExchangeCertificate -Thumbprint 5113ae0233a72fccb75b1d0198628675333d010e -BinaryEncoded:$true -Path c:\certificates\export.pfx -Password:(Get-Credential).password © 2010 Microsoft Corporation。保留所有权利。
Get-ExchangeCertificate(Get-AuthConfig).CurrentCertificateThumbprint If the certificate is present on other Exchange servers,export the certificateand thenimport it to the Exchange serverthat has the issue. If the certificate isn't present on all Exchange servers in the organization, follow these steps...
Export the CA's root certificate to a Base-64 encoded or DER binary encoded X.509 .cer file. In this example, we'll use C:\Data\CARoot.cer. On any domain member server (for example, a domain controller or an Exchange server), open an elevated command prompt run the following ...
If you want to be able to export a certificate with its private keyfor backup or to install it on another server (although this is generally done only forCA-signed certificates), create the new certificate with an exportable private key by using thePrivateKeyExportableparameter. For example: ...