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Hi.<br />
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Is there a way I can disable the proxy server certificate completely within exchange 2013, I have half the Pc's in the domain asking for passwords each time they open outlook, some users work without any problem but others have the &quot;Only connect to proxy servers with the principal name in their certificate&quot; checked and no matter what I do the tick box is always re-checked when outlook has been restarted. This has cost me weeks of problems and costs to try and get it fixed but to no avail, I am really at my wits end.<br />
I have checked autodiscover internally and all seems fine and the names on the cert are correct??<br />
As said around 60% of outlook users are having no problems.
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Hi.

Is there a way I can disable the proxy server certificate completely within exchange 2013, I have half the Pc's in the domain asking for passwords each time they open outlook, some users work without any problem but others have the "Only connect to proxy servers with the principal name in their certificate" checked and no matter what I do the tick box is always re-checked when outlook has been restarted. This has cost me weeks of problems and costs to try and get it fixed but to no avail, I am really at my wits end.
I have checked autodiscover internally and all seems fine and the names on the cert are correct??
As said around 60% of outlook users are having no problems.

Exchange 2013 proxy server certificate

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.