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Connecting a MAC to webmail
When attempting to connect a MAC OS 10.3 using IE 5.2.3 I get the error "The identity certificate is invalid". The webmail server I am attempting to connect to is a Windows 2003 Small Business Server. When I connect to the webmail server with a PC running 2000/XP I have no problem. Any ideas? TIA
If the certificate has expired, Safari will give you a message to continue or not. That means if you know that's the site you want to browse to, you can get there...
So indeed, get rid of IE and use Safari - it's also faster than IE... and has more features
So indeed, get rid of IE and use Safari - it's also faster than IE... and has more features
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How do I get IE to prompt to accept the certificate? User wants to use IE in 9.22!
Wait...your question said they were using 10.3. Why are they now in 9.2.2?
ASKER
The user has a second MAC that she wants to use it for OWA on that unit!
Put OS X on it and use Safari.
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It's a G3 Mac with 128MB, not worth it! Although it is a good web machine
Ok, well lets work on the first question first. Did you get safari working on the OS X machine?
ASKER
Yes, Safari does work with 10.X.
Netscape give me problems with 9.22
Netscape give me problems with 9.22
Ok, and there are no certificate error with safari under OS X?
ASKER
Safari prompts you and lets you in. IE doesn't do any prompting (Both on 10.X and 9.X)
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The identity certificate is just a file that says "i actually am who i say i am" and you either dont have one, or it's expired. You should be given the option to renew it by the server though.