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Problem with the Proxy Server's Security Certificate or OWA

Help in this issue would be greatly appriciated. I recently moved a client onto the company domain and copied his mail over to an exchange account. I activated Outlook anywhere with basic authentication and installed the Godaddy certificate via IE (32bit as administrator) under trusted root folder. Now every time he opens his outlook out of the office he gets the error I have attached. Another problem I have found and I do not know if this is a bug but, should I untick "Connect to Microsoft Exchange" he still gets prompted for a username and password. After further investigation I found "Connect to Microsoft Exchange" to be ticked again. He is using Outlook 2007 on exchange 2007 on a SBS 2008 Server. The other domain users don't seem to have the same error (see attached). The user having the problem can receive email when dismissing the error.
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If he is using a desktop and outlook anywhere is not required, we can suppress this message. Control panel>mail>email accounts , double click the account, more settings>connection and remove the check mark from connect microsoft exchange using http.

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Yes it only one client of about 20 and he uses a laptop as do most of the other users since they travel quite a bit. I have unchecked "connect microsoft exchange using https" however it seems to recheck itself even after I apply those setting. Allow me to follow some your tips and i'll get back to you all.
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Thank you all very much for your responses. I have devided the points as both responses were correct. It was something simple I had missed whilst setting up outlook anywhere. After rechecking the settings I noticed that "connect using SSL only" is ticked by default. After removing that it worked beautifully.