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Exchange/outlook certificate/login problem

We have two exchange servers, one legacy that's going to be run down next month, and a new one.
Old one is exchange 2010SP2 running on server 2008R2, new is 2010SP3 running on server 2012.

Now after we set up a new exchange-certificate on the 2012-server, every new workstation installed keeps asking for certificate confirmation and while using outlook, it continously prompts for login (if you press cancel, Outlook starts working just fine).

Any hints?
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When you setup Exchange Server it creates a default self-signed certificate for internal use and the common name on it is usually the machinename.domainname, when you installed the new certificate  you did with your external (internet facing) name which is normal but now you need to replacement he fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the URL that is stored in the following objects:

The Service Connection Point for the Autodiscover
The InternalUrl of Exchange Web Service (EWS)
The InternalUrl of the OAB Web service


Here is what worked for me: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/940726 

After this, make sure all your DNS, MX records and firewall points to the new server.
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no help, sorry.