bominthu
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Certificate warning in Outlook
Hi
We have On-premises Exchange 2007/Domain controller installed and Outlook Anywhere is "Disabled"
For some testing, When I try to configure Exchange online account in our office, it is giving error attached.
I understand that it is about AUtodiscover or Outlook anywhere issue of on-premise exchange server.
But in my case, I'm trying to setup "Exchange Online" ,not my premises exchange.
After further test, I notice it is actually giving warning for other domains (my friend's server)as well for autodiscovery which is working
Any suggestion what could be causing this ?
cert-error.png
We have On-premises Exchange 2007/Domain controller installed and Outlook Anywhere is "Disabled"
For some testing, When I try to configure Exchange online account in our office, it is giving error attached.
I understand that it is about AUtodiscover or Outlook anywhere issue of on-premise exchange server.
But in my case, I'm trying to setup "Exchange Online" ,not my premises exchange.
After further test, I notice it is actually giving warning for other domains (my friend's server)as well for autodiscovery which is working
Any suggestion what could be causing this ?
cert-error.png
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By the way I have a quick question. Sorry, not related to this issue.
When we configure Disclaimer for all incoming and outgoing email, I know we can use transport rule to set.
In my Client server, the rule is not there but there is always a signature for "all outgoing email".
From where that Disclaimer could be coming ? Is there another place other than using transport rule ?
Thanks
When we configure Disclaimer for all incoming and outgoing email, I know we can use transport rule to set.
In my Client server, the rule is not there but there is always a signature for "all outgoing email".
From where that Disclaimer could be coming ? Is there another place other than using transport rule ?
Thanks
As the question is unrelated, you should ask it fresh.
Simon.
Simon.
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Thanks