Hello,
I can't find anything on Google.
Is there a way, to setup auto update/set/install of let's encrypt certificates of services like imap, 143, 587, 465, etc. on MS exchange server after auto renewal? I know win-acme but I think that only auto updates certificates in IIS bindings (443).
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I don't have a specific suggestion for you, but it sounds like something that most Windows ACME clients ought to be able to do. If nothing else, most clients should have a concept of a "deploy hook" that can run whatever custom script you want in order to handle reloading services after getting new certificates. See win-acme's script documentation, for instance.
You might also want to look through the other Windows-based clients to see if one of them has more out-of-the-box support for what you're trying to do.
win-acme has an example powershell script for (multi-service) Exchange deployment, Certify The Web (which I develop) also has a similar Deployment task available, or you can script your own (e.g. let the app install the cert to the store then run your own powershell to update the cert thumbprint against each service).
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