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I did nothing with the certificates just did a clean install of Exchange 2013 CU1.<br />
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How do I get the certificate file I need to install on the PC from the server? <br />
<br />
I installed the new certificate using Outlook Web App so I didn't get the warnings anymore
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I did nothing with the certificates just did a clean install of Exchange 2013 CU1.

How do I get the certificate file I need to install on the PC from the server?

I installed the new certificate using Outlook Web App so I didn't get the warnings anymore

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It says issued by server which is the name of the server.<br />
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How do I &quot;export CA's certificate and import it on the client's machine repository&quot;?
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It says issued by server which is the name of the server.

How do I "export CA's certificate and import it on the client's machine repository"?

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I installed Exchange 2013 CU1 on Windows Server 2012.<br />
I can connect to my mailbox using POP3 and IMAP4 by changing the logon type to Plain Text.<br />
I can also connect using the Outlook Web App and Exchange ActiveSync.<br />
I can't connect to my mailbox using Microsoft Outlook 2010. I could with Exchange 2010.<br />
Does Outlook 2010 work with the default Exchange 2013 certificate?<br />
I don't want to buy anything, is there a free way of making it work for testing purposes?<br />
<br />
Regards,<br />
Robbie.
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Hello,

I installed Exchange 2013 CU1 on Windows Server 2012.
I can connect to my mailbox using POP3 and IMAP4 by changing the logon type to Plain Text.
I can also connect using the Outlook Web App and Exchange ActiveSync.
I can't connect to my mailbox using Microsoft Outlook 2010. I could with Exchange 2010.
Does Outlook 2010 work with the default Exchange 2013 certificate?
I don't want to buy anything, is there a free way of making it work for testing purposes?

Regards,
Robbie.

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