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Category: MS Outlook
Type: Question
Author: Desiraealexa
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Hi everybody,

Recently, all my Outlook users get this certificate error message twice, when they launch Outlook (doesn't matter what Outlook version, it happens on all of them) and connect to the exchange server.

It comes up twice, they click yes twice and it doesn't come back until the next time they open/close outlook. If you View the certificate and install the certificate, the error still comes back.

Security Alert

sites

Information you exchange with this site cannot be viewed or
changed by others. However, there is a problem with the
site's security certificate.

The security certificate is from a trusted certifying authority.

The security certificate has expired or is not yet valid.

The security certificate has a valid name.

Do you want to proceed?

                                                  Yes     No      View Certificate...

There is a complex Microsoft KB article showing about 6 settings that need to be modified in the command-line interface of Exchange 2007. I just don't think this is proper for the problem.

Has anyone else had this come up on Small Business Server 2008 / Exchange 2007?

Do you have a solution?

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Hallo Desirae,

The error like the one you are getting usually occurs when wrong date and time settings have been used to configure your computer. You will therefore need to rectify them as follows:

  • First you will need to open the Control Panel and then click on the Regional and Language Options icon.
  • After that choose go to the Formats tab, and then select the format regional language that you want to use.
  • After that you will need to change the date formats accordingly, and click on the Apply button.
  • Next you will click on the Additional Settings button.
  • And then you will click on the Date tab, and after that change the date formats accordingly.
  • Save the changes.

Regards,

Carl