asked on Outlook Error: "The name of the security certificate is invalid or does not match the name of the site."
We set up a new server SBS 2011 Exchange 2010. I have the SSL cert installed but the users are getting this error or pop up in Outlook: "The name of the security certificate is invalid or does not match the name of the site." They can hit Yes or even install the certificate and it will work but every time they login it gives this pop up. I found this site with a possible solution but I'm not very familiar with the Exchange shell commands and don't want to mess anything up do you think these commands are the solution?
STEP 1:
Exchange 2010 and SBS 2011
(Change the values in red where “EXCHANGE-MAIL” is your internal server name and “mail.publicdomain.co.uk“ is your external server name)
Set-ClientAccessServer -Identity EXCHANGE-MAIL -AutodiscoverServiceIntern
Set-WebServicesVirtualDire
Set-OABVirtualDirectory -Identity “EXCHANGE-MAIL\OAB (Default Web Site)” -InternalURL https://mail.publicdomain.co.uk/OAB
Set-ActiveSyncVirtualDirec
If you plan to use Outlook Anywhere, execute the following command for Exchange 2010 and SBS 2011.
Set-WebServicesVirtualDire
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STEP 1:
Exchange 2010 and SBS 2011
(Change the values in red where “EXCHANGE-MAIL” is your internal server name and “mail.publicdomain.co.uk“ is your external server name)
Set-ClientAccessServer -Identity EXCHANGE-MAIL -AutodiscoverServiceIntern
Set-WebServicesVirtualDire
Set-OABVirtualDirectory -Identity “EXCHANGE-MAIL\OAB (Default Web Site)” -InternalURL https://mail.publicdomain.co.uk/OAB
Set-ActiveSyncVirtualDirec
If you plan to use Outlook Anywhere, execute the following command for Exchange 2010 and SBS 2011.
Set-WebServicesVirtualDire
http://www.topitproviders.net/index.php/2013/06/19/outlook-error-the-name-of-the-security-certificate-is-invalid-or-does-not-match-the-name-of-the-site/
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Last Comment
Simon Butler (Sembee)
Why are you changing the configuration manually?
As this is an SBS server, running the wizards will configure everything for you - no need to run PowerShell commands. What you have now is a confused server.
Run the wizards in the SBS management console to configure the server. If you have an SSL certificate for mail.example.com then you will have to do a custom configuration in the wizard, as it prefers remote.example.com.
Once you have run the configuration wizards, use the install SSL certificate wizard to enable the SSL certificate you have and the errors will go away.
Simon.
As this is an SBS server, running the wizards will configure everything for you - no need to run PowerShell commands. What you have now is a confused server.
Run the wizards in the SBS management console to configure the server. If you have an SSL certificate for mail.example.com then you will have to do a custom configuration in the wizard, as it prefers remote.example.com.
Once you have run the configuration wizards, use the install SSL certificate wizard to enable the SSL certificate you have and the errors will go away.
Simon.
I agree with Semee, there is no need to manual intervention. Run network wizard to configure the certificate.
ASKER
I already imported the SSL into exchange. I haven't run any of these commands yet. Are you saying I can use some wizard to fix the problem?
You need to run the SBS wizards, which includes the SSL wizard. It will not overwrite your trusted SSL certificate.
The key with SBS is to complete all of the wizards before you start manual modifications. That is how SBS is designed to work. If you don't then you will find things don't work exactly as expected, not just with Exchange, but others parts of SBS.
Simon.
The key with SBS is to complete all of the wizards before you start manual modifications. That is how SBS is designed to work. If you don't then you will find things don't work exactly as expected, not just with Exchange, but others parts of SBS.
Simon.
ASKER
Can you tell me how to start this wizard? Is it under program files is it a command line exe?
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if that is the reason you need to run these commands and configure the correct path and after that restart the server for the changes to take effect correctly.
Also you can check the event viewer for MSExchange Transport event : 12015 , 10214 , 12016 etc for the certificate errors issues .
take the thumbprint of the certificate you are experiencing errors
also the FQDN for which it is giving errors.
or go to Exchange powershell and enter the command
Get-ExchangeCertificate | fl - Enter
all certificates will be listed
There you can check with thumbprint which certificate is assigned to which FQDN.
Refer my answers in EE :https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28068630/Certifiricate-Expiring.html