CertPrincipalName (POX)
Last modified: October 13, 2012
Applies to: Exchange Online | Exchange Server 2007 | Exchange Server 2010 | Exchange Server 2013 | Office 365
The CertPrincipalName element specifies the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate principal name that is required to connect to the Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 organization by using SSL.
Response (POX)
Account (POX)
Protocol (POX)
CertPrincipalName (POX)
<CertPrincipalName>none or servername</CertPrinicpalName>
If the CertPrincipalName element is not specified, the default is set to msstd:SERVER, where SERVER is the value that is specified in the Server (POX) element. For example, if SERVER is specified as example.com and CertPrincipalName is left blank with SSL (POX) turned on, the default value of CertPrincipalName would be msstd:example.com.
If none is specified, Windows will validate the certificate principal name according to information found in the Principal Names topic on MSDN.