You can use the Certificate MMC to export the certificate along with
its private key.
You can then import it to the new box.
t
On Mar 10, 2006, at 8:06 AM, Rob Moore wrote:
http://www.ISAserver.org Hello all--
You may recall that a couple of weeks ago I emailed the list about a remote ISA 2004 server that was giving me trouble (I can no longer connect to it via RDP). We were never able to solve it, so I've decided the easiest approach will be to rebuild the server. My only concern is that I've installed a certificate on the remote server (I generated the certificate with my CA in the local network) which I use to establish my site-to-site VPN. Ideally, I'd like to NOT have to regenerate that certificate. So, is it possible (and easy) for me to copy the certificate off the ISA server, rebuild the server, and then re-install the certificate?
Thanks, Rob
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