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THANKS! &nbsp;nothing against you for sure, but a bit bloated that the fix your network wizard doesn't fix things all the way - it created the new cert, but then you have to manually add it as trusted?! &nbsp;<br />
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I guess there's justification for that, but for small businesses I deal with, it's just extra work.<br />
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I realize I should have set the expiration to be 10 years later initially.
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THANKS!  nothing against you for sure, but a bit bloated that the fix your network wizard doesn't fix things all the way - it created the new cert, but then you have to manually add it as trusted?!  

I guess there's justification for that, but for small businesses I deal with, it's just extra work.

I realize I should have set the expiration to be 10 years later initially.

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After a rare reboot of an sbs 2011 standard server, in outlook, users were getting a message that the (self signed) ceritificate expired. It had expired the day before.<br />
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I ran the fix my network wizard, it found that the cert was expired and I had it fix that.<br />
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Now the security certificate error box pops up saying the security ceritificate was issued by a company you have not chosen to trust.<br />
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We view the certifcate, install the cert and still get the error.<br />
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ANd I'd like not to have to do something on each PC about this - 'it was working before'
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After a rare reboot of an sbs 2011 standard server, in outlook, users were getting a message that the (self signed) ceritificate expired. It had expired the day before.

I ran the fix my network wizard, it found that the cert was expired and I had it fix that.

Now the security certificate error box pops up saying the security ceritificate was issued by a company you have not chosen to trust.

We view the certifcate, install the cert and still get the error.

ANd I'd like not to have to do something on each PC about this - 'it was working before'

Self signed certificate for SBS 2011 - expired, I ran fix my network, now it's a a co. that I don't trust

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