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Opening Exchange Outlook anywhere using the standard setup using domain remote.xxx.co.uk

One of our clients has Outlook Anywhere setup on an external device such as a laptop, this connects and works successfully. The issue is that every time the client connects, a certificate error pops up. We have been searching the clients SBS 2008 server to locate the certificate which is appearing with the error message. I have also attempted to locate the certificate via the exchange powershell and typing get-exchangecertificate. The certificate that is appearing with the error message is not listed once the command is entered in on powershell.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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You may need a certificate that is issued from a certificate authority such as GoDaddy.com. The self-issued certificates are of limited use in these environments.
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Simon is right, the issue is going to be external to that of your SBS server.  The key point as you have already stated is that "The certificate that is appearing with the error is not listed", meaning outlook is talking to something else.
do the directory address match the cert, internal and external?