SSL Certificate in ISA Server 2004

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Hi All

I have a ssl certificate for Exchange which has been installed on IIS for OWA but in order for this certificate to be presented to the user when they login, i.e. visit OWA, it has to be installed also on the ISA server. This is where I have become stuck. I have installed the certificate in the Personal section, but when I go to point the web listener to the ssl certificate it is never in the list.

So, my question is, am I putting the certificate in the right place on the server? If so, where should it go?

Cheers

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