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Steps for renewing Exchange Delegation Federation Self-signed certificate with no downtime?

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I'm using Hybrid Office 365 and Exchange Server 2013 SP1.
We are in the migration phase where there are mailboxes and Public Folders in both places.

What are the steps that I can take to renew the Exchange Delegation Federation Self-signed certificate?

Exchange Delegation Federation Self-signed certificateIssuer: CN=FederationStatus ValidAssigned to servicesSMTP, Federation

Is there any expected outage or this can be done during business hours with no interruptions to the users or Remote Move Migration?

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/renew-the-federation-certificate-exchange-2013-help

I assume I will need to go through this steps for each and every Exchange servers in my OnPremise DC (8 nodes DAG)?
Update a working federation certificate (expiring in 3 days)

Step 1: Create a new federation certificate
     Do I need to specify both -Services Federation,SMTP like in the existing certificate Assigned to services?
      or should I just follow the -Services Federation verbatim like in the steps suggested?

Step 2: Configure the new certificate as the federation certificate
     I will follow as mentioned with my updated Thumbprint.
      
Step 3: Update the federation proof of domain ownership TXT record in external DNS
     Do I have to change and verify all TXT records for each and ever Accepted email domains? I have about 59+ accepted email domains.
      
Step 4: Verify the distribution of the new federation certificate to all Exchange servers
     Wait for 15 - 30 minutes for the AD replication.
      
Step 5: Activate the new federation certificate


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