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How can I remove the warning message about security certificate for SSL mail
server from Outlook? It comes every time I start Outlook.
server from Outlook? It comes every time I start Outlook.
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Patrick Schmid
You can only remove it by fixing the certificate issue that prompts this
message. What does the message say?
Patrick Schmid
message. What does the message say?
Patrick Schmid
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Patrick Schmid
You can only remove it by fixing the certificate issue that prompts this
message. What does the message say?
Patrick Schmid
message. What does the message say?
Patrick Schmid
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Patrick Schmid said:You can only remove it by fixing the certificate issue that prompts this
message. What does the message say?
OK, my mail server is APOP (not a simple POP) with SSL security (port no.
995), that means the client checks for the security certificate once at the
beginning of every session when it is started and connects to the server for
the first time in that session. I normaly use mac, where I know how to add
security certificate once for ever. But I am not an expert in outlook, so
have not been able to solve this problem. Here is what it says every time it
starts a session-
"The server you are connected is using a security certificate that could not
be verified.
A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is
not trusted by trust provider.
Do you want to continue using this server?
Yes/No"
Once I select "yes", it works for the session. When outlook is started
again, I have the same warning again.
How can I include the security sertificate?
Any clue with the given information?
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Guest
Patrick Schmid said:You can only remove it by fixing the certificate issue that prompts this
message. What does the message say?
OK, my mail server is APOP (not a simple POP) with SSL security (port no.
995), that means the client checks for the security certificate once at the
beginning of every session when it is started and connects to the server for
the first time in that session. I normaly use mac, where I know how to add
security certificate once for ever. But I am not an expert in outlook, so
have not been able to solve this problem. Here is what it says every time it
starts a session-
"The server you are connected is using a security certificate that could not
be verified.
A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is
not trusted by trust provider.
Do you want to continue using this server?
Yes/No"
Once I select "yes", it works for the session. When outlook is started
again, I have the same warning again.
How can I include the security sertificate?
Any clue with the given information?
G
Guest
Patrick Schmid said:You can only remove it by fixing the certificate issue that prompts this
message. What does the message say?
Patrick Schmid said:You can only remove it by fixing the certificate issue that prompts this
message. What does the message say?
OK, my mail server is APOP (not a simple POP) with SSL security (port no.
995), that means the client checks for the security certificate once at the
beginning of every session when it is started and connects to the server for
the first time in that session. I normaly use mac, where I know how to add
security certificate once for ever. But I am not an expert in outlook, so
have not been able to solve this problem. Here is what it says every time it
starts a session-
"The server you are connected is using a security certificate that could not
be verified.
A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is
not trusted by trust provider.
Do you want to continue using this server?
Yes/No"
Once I select "yes", it works for the session. When outlook is started
again, I have the same warning again.
How can I include the security sertificate?
Any clue with the given information?
G
Guest
Patrick Schmid said:You can only remove it by fixing the certificate issue that prompts this
message. What does the message say?
Patrick Schmid said:You can only remove it by fixing the certificate issue that prompts this
message. What does the message say?
OK, my mail server is APOP (not a simple POP) with SSL security (port no.
995), that means the client checks for the security certificate once at the
beginning of every session when it is started and connects to the server for
the first time in that session. I normaly use mac, where I know how to add
security certificate once for ever. But I am not an expert in outlook, so
have not been able to solve this problem. Here is what it says every time it
starts a session-
"The server you are connected is using a security certificate that could not
be verified.
A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is
not trusted by trust provider.
Do you want to continue using this server?
Yes/No"
Once I select "yes", it works for the session. When outlook is started
again, I have the same warning again.
How can I include the security sertificate?
Any clue with the given information?
P
Patrick Schmid
Basically the certificate is signed by another certificate which is not
trusted by your computer. Essentially, you'll have to install the root
certificate to solve the problem. This should be similar to what you
have to do on the Mac.
Do you have the root certificate as a file? If yes, you should be able
to just click it and choose install.
Patrick Schmid
trusted by your computer. Essentially, you'll have to install the root
certificate to solve the problem. This should be similar to what you
have to do on the Mac.
Do you have the root certificate as a file? If yes, you should be able
to just click it and choose install.
Patrick Schmid
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Patrick Schmid
Basically the certificate is signed by another certificate which is not
trusted by your computer. Essentially, you'll have to install the root
certificate to solve the problem. This should be similar to what you
have to do on the Mac.
Do you have the root certificate as a file? If yes, you should be able
to just click it and choose install.
Patrick Schmid
trusted by your computer. Essentially, you'll have to install the root
certificate to solve the problem. This should be similar to what you
have to do on the Mac.
Do you have the root certificate as a file? If yes, you should be able
to just click it and choose install.
Patrick Schmid
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