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Configuring Cisco Unified MeetingPlace to Support TLS Encryption
Perform this task if the Microsoft Exchange Server that you integrate with Cisco Unified MeetingPlace
is configured to use Transport Layer Security (TLS).
is configured to use Transport Layer Security (TLS).
Note
TLS is enabled by default on Exchange 2010. This procedure is required if you are deploying Cisco
Unified MeetingPlace in an environment that uses Exchange 2010.
Unified MeetingPlace in an environment that uses Exchange 2010.
Before You Begin
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Complete the following prerequisite tasks. Refer to the documentation for your Microsoft Exchange
Server.
Server.
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Verify that TLS is enabled on the Microsoft Exchange Server.
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Verify that the Microsoft Exchange Server can successfully receive e-mail from the Internet.
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Make sure that IIS and SMTP on the Microsoft Exchange Server use the same certificate.
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Complete the
Procedure
Step 1
Export the TLS certificate from the Microsoft Exchange Server by following these steps:
a.
From your Microsoft Windows system, go to the Microsoft IIS Manager.
b.
Go to the entry called Web Site and highlight the entry called Default Web Site. Default Web Site is
the generic name; it may have a different name on your system.
the generic name; it may have a different name on your system.
c.
Right click the Default Web Site entry to display the Properties dialog box.
d.
Click the Directory Security tab.
e.
Click View Certificate.
f.
Click the Details tab.
g.
Click Copy to File. The system starts the certificate wizard.
h.
Select No, do not export the private key and click Next.
i.
Select DER encoded binary X.509 (.CER) and click Next.
j.
Click Browse to choose a location to save the certificate. Enter a filename and click Save.
Step 2
Log in to the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace CLI as the
user.
Step 3
Copy the certificate to $MP_ROOT/filename.cer, substituting the filename from
Step 1j
.
Step 4
Move to the security directory by entering the following:
cd $MP_ROOT/jre/jre/lib/security
Step 5
Install the certificate by entering the following and substituting the filename from
Step 1j
:
../../bin/keytool -keystore cacerts -import -alias exchangeIIS -file $MP_ROOT/filename
Note
The default password for the JDK keytool is changeit.