Trusted SSL Certificate
Publicly trusted Domain Validated certificates for Exchange endpoints.
Secure Your Business Email Infrastructure
SSL Certificate for Microsoft Exchange Server
Secure Microsoft Exchange webmail, Autodiscover, and supported email services with a trusted Multi-Domain (SAN) SSL/TLS certificate. Professional remote installation, certificate reissue, and redeployment are included during your subscription.
Multi-Domain
DV SSL (SAN)
DV SSL (SAN)
Free Installation
& Deployment
& Deployment
Free Reissue
& Redeployment
& Redeployment
Remote Technical
Support
Support
Multi-Domain SAN Coverage
Protect up to three selected hostnames with one certificate.
Free Reissue & Redeployment
Required certificate maintenance during your active subscription.
Professional Support
Remote technical assistance for Microsoft Exchange SSL/TLS deployment.
SSL Certificate Packages for Microsoft Exchange
SaadWebId offers Multi-Domain DV SSL for Microsoft Exchange Server, with two subscription options. Both include professional installation, reissue, and redeployment support.
Multi-Domain SSL (DV)
One certificate with up to 3 SAN names
Designed for Microsoft Exchange deployments requiring multiple hostnames, such as mail.example.com and autodiscover.example.com. Certificate coverage depends on the hostnames configured in your environment.
1 Year Subscription
Rp1.240.000
Installation included
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2 Years Subscription
Rp2.350.000
Installation included
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- Domain Validation (DV)
- Up to 3 Covered Hostnames
- Subject Alternative Names (SAN)
- Publicly Trusted SSL Certificate
- HTTPS / TLS Protection
- Exchange IIS Deployment Support
- Free Initial Installation
- Free Certificate Reissue
- Free Redeployment
- Remote Technical Support
Included during your subscription:
certificate installation, required reissue,
redeployment, and remote support.
The 1-year and 2-year plans are subscription
periods, not the validity of one issued
certificate. Publicly trusted TLS certificates
require periodic replacement.
Certificate installation and service binding
depend on Microsoft Exchange configuration,
Certificate Authority requirements,
successful Domain Validation, and agreed access.
SSL/TLS Coverage for Microsoft Exchange
Your Exchange certificate should include the public hostnames used by Outlook, Autodiscover, and other configured services. Here are common deployment considerations.
Outlook on the Web
Cover the public hostname used to access Outlook on the Web and applicable Exchange HTTPS services.
Example
mail.example.com
Autodiscover
Include the hostname required by your Autodiscover configuration so supported Outlook clients can establish trusted connections.
Example
autodiscover.example.com
Additional SAN Hostnames
A third SAN name can be used for another hostname if required by your actual Exchange architecture. Avoid including internal-only names.
Example
exchange.example.net
Exchange Certificate Planning
Not every Exchange deployment needs three
different hostnames. Certificate names
should match the actual client-facing URLs
and transport endpoints. IIS and SMTP
certificate assignments are managed
separately as applicable to the Exchange
environment. Publicly trusted certificates
generally cannot cover internal-only
hostnames that are not valid public DNS names.
How It Works
A straightforward process to issue, install, and verify SSL/TLS for Microsoft Exchange Server.
Choose a Package
Select Multi-Domain DV SSL and your subscription period.
Domain Validation
Verify control over the requested public domains.
SSL Installation
Deploy and assign the certificate to agreed Exchange services.
Activation & Testing
Verify certificate trust, SAN coverage, and TLS endpoints.
Remote Installation Included.
Deployment scope is reviewed for the
customer's Exchange configuration.
Certificate reissue and redeployment
remain included during the active
subscription, subject to agreed access
and applicable certificate requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Multi-Domain DV SSL, Exchange installation, and certificate maintenance.
Why does Microsoft Exchange need an SSL certificate?
A trusted SSL/TLS certificate
allows clients to authenticate
configured Exchange endpoints
and establish encrypted
connections when TLS is
correctly enabled and validated.
What type of SSL certificate is offered for Exchange?
SaadWebId offers Multi-Domain
Domain Validated (DV) SSL
with up to three selected
public hostnames using Subject
Alternative Names (SAN).
Can one certificate cover webmail and Autodiscover?
Yes. A Multi-Domain certificate
can include names such as
mail.example.com and
autodiscover.example.com,
provided those names are
included in the certificate
and successfully validated.
Is SSL installation included in the price?
Yes. Professional remote
installation is included
for the agreed Exchange
environment. The technical
scope is confirmed before
deployment.
Can this certificate be used for SMTP STARTTLS?
Yes, where supported and
configured correctly.
Exchange SMTP connectors
require appropriate certificate
selection and configuration.
Installing a certificate for
HTTPS does not automatically
configure SMTP TLS.
Does the 2-year plan provide one 2-year certificate?
No. Two years refers to
the subscription period.
Individual publicly trusted
certificates have shorter
validity periods and require
reissue or replacement
during the subscription.
Are certificate reissue and redeployment free?
Yes. Required reissue and
redeployment are included
during the active subscription,
subject to CA requirements,
successful domain validation,
and agreed technical access.
Can SSL be deployed to multiple Exchange servers?
Yes, subject to the certificate's
licensing terms and your Exchange
topology. Multi-server deployments
may require the same certificate
and private key on multiple nodes,
with suitable protection and
service assignments.
Is this the same as SSL for Microsoft 365?
No. This service is designed
for customer-managed Microsoft
Exchange Server environments.
Microsoft 365 hosted Exchange
services use Microsoft-managed
endpoints and different
certificate responsibilities.
How do I order Microsoft Exchange SSL?
Complete the Microsoft Exchange
SSL quotation form, select
the 1-year or 2-year option,
and provide the public hostnames
plus basic information about
your Exchange infrastructure.
Secure Your Microsoft Exchange Server Today
Protect Exchange webmail, Autodiscover, and supported email service connections with a trusted Multi-Domain DV SSL certificate. Get professional remote installation, free reissue, redeployment, and technical support during your subscription.
