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Outlook 2007 Security Alert, The name on the security certificate is ivalid
We have move from Exchange 2003 to 2007 and are having one or two teething problems. I have intsalled a third party SSL certificate which is working well, however users are gettiing a Security Alert when connection to Outlook:
autodiscover.ourdomain.com
The name on the security certificate is invalid or does not match the name of the site.
Do you want to proceed?
Now I know if I had added autodiscover.ourdomain.com as an alternative to the certificate, we wouldn't get this error but I didn't.
I think there is a way to repoint the Autodiscovery to the existing SSL using:
Set-ClientAccessServer -Identity CASserver1 -AutoDiscoverServiceIntern alUri https://yourinternaladdress.xxx
Our clients can connect to webmail internally by going to:
https://servername/owa
Does that mean that the syntax I need to use to stop this warning appearing is:
Set-ClientAccessServer -Identity CASserver1 -AutoDiscoverServiceIntern alUri https://servername/owa
I just want to be sure!
autodiscover.ourdomain.com
The name on the security certificate is invalid or does not match the name of the site.
Do you want to proceed?
Now I know if I had added autodiscover.ourdomain.com
I think there is a way to repoint the Autodiscovery to the existing SSL using:
Set-ClientAccessServer -Identity CASserver1 -AutoDiscoverServiceIntern
Our clients can connect to webmail internally by going to:
https://servername/owa
Does that mean that the syntax I need to use to stop this warning appearing is:
Set-ClientAccessServer -Identity CASserver1 -AutoDiscoverServiceIntern
I just want to be sure!
ASKER
I have all of the above apart from the autodiscover entry.
You need autodiscover entry for Outlook 2007 to work properly. Or else, use Outlook 2003 as an alternate solution.
ASKER
We have Office 2007 on all workstations, so I guess I'll need to alter my SSL cert.
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This is wrong.
By default, AutoDiscoverServiceInterna
So, unless you have a SAN/UCC Certificate which has your CAS server netbios name and fqdn, along with autodiscover.externaldomai
Check http://enchiparambil.com/ucc_san_certificate_for_exchange_2007.aspx
Rajith.