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Exchange 2010 SSL not being accepted by Outlook on our Server 2003 RD hosts. But does on Server 2008 R2 hosts.
We have an issue on our Server 2003 Remote Desktop hosts. All users are prompted with an error about not being able to load the SSL.
Users on our Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Hosts do not see this error & the SSL loads correctly.
Both host OS versions are running Office 2010 & they connect to the same Exchange 2010 Server.
Every user on the Server 2003 farm is prompted with this error every time they load Outlook.
We did recently renew our Exchange SSL in December, this seems to be when the issue first occurred.
I am guessing either the certificate file is corrupted or the renewal/new download is no longer compatible with either Server 2003 or IE8.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Users on our Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Hosts do not see this error & the SSL loads correctly.
Both host OS versions are running Office 2010 & they connect to the same Exchange 2010 Server.
Every user on the Server 2003 farm is prompted with this error every time they load Outlook.
We did recently renew our Exchange SSL in December, this seems to be when the issue first occurred.
I am guessing either the certificate file is corrupted or the renewal/new download is no longer compatible with either Server 2003 or IE8.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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CA I thought was Go Daddy. But it is saying it's Starfield now? Did they change their name?
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I don't understand what it is that I need to get from them?
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And I install on the Server 2003 Remote Desktop hosts?
If so, tried that and it didn't help.
If so, tried that and it didn't help.
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How do you do it from the computer context?
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The MS update for it has been pulled and all the documentation about it talk about Windows XP.
I'm pretty sure this is the issue though as our Server 2008 R2 hosts are unaffected. Apparently the root certificates update automatically in 2008 R2.
Just struggling to find the clear instructions for users who did not previously download the Windows update fix for this.