![]() ![]() Many certificate providers charge a fee based on the number of host names you add to your certificate. In addition to using as few certificates as possible, you should also use as few host names as possible. For many small organizations, particularly those with a single server, it will look like less effort to just include the server name in the certificate. ![]() I’m using Exchange Server 2013 in this example but it also applies to Exchange Server 2016.īut first let’s be clear – including server names in your SSL certificate is supported. ![]() In this article I’m going to demonstrate how you can deploy an SSL certificate for a simple Exchange 2013 organization without including the server names in the certificate. In a discussion about SSL certificates for Exchange 2013 servers the question of whether to include server names in the SSL certificate often comes up. ![]()
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