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02-01-2023 04:14 PM - last edited on 02-28-2023 10:02 AM by Mercedes_O
See the following article. Under the certificate section, I'm wondering if anyone has a suggestion on where they've obtained this certificate and instructions on creating it?
I appreciate any feedback.
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02-27-2023 02:40 PM
If you'd like to use a locally generated certificate, you can follow the procedure below, which makes use of Microsoft's Exchange PowerShell Online documentation
Make sure to remember the password you chose, or use the one in the example.
The exported certificates can be found in the Windows\System32 folder
Install the private (.pfx) certificate on the local machine (scanning server), and select the personal store. Afterwards, copy & paste the certificate into the trusted root authority as well.
Upload the public (.cer) certificate to your azure portal, under the Certificates & Secrets section for the app that you configured to scan O365V2.
Update the certificate thumbprint in your O365v2 scanning credential.
Rescan your O365 environment.
Do keep in mind that your security procedures and best practices may involve only using CA-generated certificates.
02-27-2023 02:40 PM
If you'd like to use a locally generated certificate, you can follow the procedure below, which makes use of Microsoft's Exchange PowerShell Online documentation
Make sure to remember the password you chose, or use the one in the example.
The exported certificates can be found in the Windows\System32 folder
Install the private (.pfx) certificate on the local machine (scanning server), and select the personal store. Afterwards, copy & paste the certificate into the trusted root authority as well.
Upload the public (.cer) certificate to your azure portal, under the Certificates & Secrets section for the app that you configured to scan O365V2.
Update the certificate thumbprint in your O365v2 scanning credential.
Rescan your O365 environment.
Do keep in mind that your security procedures and best practices may involve only using CA-generated certificates.
02-24-2023 06:43 PM
Hello @andejo55
This certificate should be a public certificate and not a locally created one. Therefore, the cert will come from your public cert authority. Give that a shot and see if that helps.
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