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A missing Internal Transport Certificate can lead to a broken MailFlow on or with the affected machine. It's therefore essential to have a valid certificate for this purpose on the machine. We recommend to not replace the self-signed certificate which was created by Exchange itself.
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Health Checker gets the Internal Transport Certificate by running `Get-TransportService` if this has failed to run, this would also result in the failed to find the Internal Transport Certificate.
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### What does the check do?
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The check queries the certificate which is marked as Internal Transport Certificate on the server against which the script is currently running. The script will throw a warning if the certificate cannot be found on the machine. It must then be recreated by the Exchange Server administrator and set as new Internal Transport Certificate.
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