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In a hybrid deployment, digital certificates are an important part of securing the communication between the on-premises Exchange organization and Microsoft 365 or Office 365. Certificates enable each Exchange organization to trust the identity of another.

Open the EAC, and navigate to Servers > Certificates. From the server list, select the Exchange server that has your certificate. Select the certificate you want to assign and then click Edit. The certificate's status value must be Valid.

A global currency certificate fixes the future currency exchange rate for a transaction. It gives the right to convert a specified amount of one currency into another currency at the fixed rate. The holder can do this up to a set expiration date. These certificates are often used in international trade.

Use the EAC to assign a certificate to Exchange services In the Select server list, select the Exchange server that holds the certificate. . The certificate needs to have the Status value Valid. On the Services tab, in the Specify the services you want to assign this certificate to section, select the services.

In the Server Configuration section, under Exchange Certificates, right-click on the certificate and then, click Assign Services to Certificate. Note: It may take a moment for the Exchange Certificates section to populate. Select the services that you want your new SSL Certificate to secure.

This task can be performed in the Exchange Admin Center. Navigate to servers, then certificates, and select the server that has the SSL certificate you wish to enable for Exchange services. Select the SSL certificate and click the edit icon. Select services, then tick the boxes for each service you wish to enable.

On your certificate's page, in the menu on the left, click Services. In the Specify the services that you want to assign this certificate section, check the services that you want to enable for your new SSL Certificate and then, click save. Typically, you want to check SMTP, IMAP, POP, and IIS.

Assign Services to a Certificate with Exchange Admin Center Select the Services tab. Pick your desired services. In our example below, we picked IIS and SMTP. Click Save.

In a hybrid deployment, digital certificates are an important part of securing the communication between the on-premises Exchange organization and Microsoft 365 or Office 365. Certificates enable each Exchange organization to trust the identity of another.

Open the EAC, and navigate to Servers > Certificates. From the server list, select the Exchange server that has your certificate. Select the certificate you want to assign and then click Edit. The certificate's status value must be Valid.

A global currency certificate fixes the future currency exchange rate for a transaction. It gives the right to convert a specified amount of one currency into another currency at the fixed rate. The holder can do this up to a set expiration date. These certificates are often used in international trade.

Use the EAC to assign a certificate to Exchange services In the Select server list, select the Exchange server that holds the certificate. . The certificate needs to have the Status value Valid. On the Services tab, in the Specify the services you want to assign this certificate to section, select the services.

In the Server Configuration section, under Exchange Certificates, right-click on the certificate and then, click Assign Services to Certificate. Note: It may take a moment for the Exchange Certificates section to populate. Select the services that you want your new SSL Certificate to secure.

This task can be performed in the Exchange Admin Center. Navigate to servers, then certificates, and select the server that has the SSL certificate you wish to enable for Exchange services. Select the SSL certificate and click the edit icon. Select services, then tick the boxes for each service you wish to enable.

On your certificate's page, in the menu on the left, click Services. In the Specify the services that you want to assign this certificate section, check the services that you want to enable for your new SSL Certificate and then, click save. Typically, you want to check SMTP, IMAP, POP, and IIS.

Assign Services to a Certificate with Exchange Admin Center Select the Services tab. Pick your desired services. In our example below, we picked IIS and SMTP. Click Save.