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AutoDiscover Connection Err - Certificate Discussion in 'Exchange Server Questions' started by Amos, Oct 30, 2013. Previous Thread Next Thread Loading... 12345 0/5, 0 votes Amos Member My Outlook 2010 64 Bit (windows
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7 64 Bit) is retrieving my mail form my Exchange server 2003 My Exchange outlook 2007 certificate error 2003 server is part of my SBS 2003 R2 I have this configuration working well, with outlook 2010, with no problem the security certificate was issued by a company you have not chosen to trust - for more than 2 years. But then suddenly few days ago outlook 2010 cannot connect the exchange 2003 On my client computer - When I load Outlook 2010 it gives the following ERROR message: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/sbs/2010/01/05/troubleshooting-certificate-mismatch-warnings-in-outlook-2007-clients-on-small-business-server-2008/ "AutoDiscover.
from Outlook 2007, when running Exchange 2003. The error is usually along the lines of "The name on the security certificate is invalid http://blog.sembee.co.uk/post/Outlook-2007-Certificate-Prompts-with-Exchange-2003 or doesn't match the name of the site." Often the first response will be connected to RPC over HTTPS, as this is the only part of Exchange 2003 that http://blogs.perficient.com/microsoft/2011/03/is-it-possible-to-disable-autodiscover/ can use SSL certificates for Outlook connectivity. However the real cause of this is because of the changes made to Outlook 2007 to accommodate the changes to Exchange 2007 certificate error and its move to web services. Web services are used to reduce the dependency on Public Folders. The specific cause of this is a process known as autodiscover. Anyone who has managed Exchange 2007 will be very familiar with Autodiscover, as it can be a key pain point. Outlook 2007 will attempt to connect to autodiscover.example.com - where example.com autodiscover certificate error is the part of your email address after the @ sign. It will also attempt to connect to a number of other URLs if that one fails. If your domain does not have an entry for autodiscover, but does have a wildcard entry in its DNS (which is common) then you may get this issue. Therefore from a client where you have the problem, attempt to ping autodiscover.example.com Where example.com is your email domain, then repeat with your internal Windows domain. If it resolves, pinging either autodiscover.example.com, example.com or similar, even if it fails, then you may well be on to the cause. The final test is to bring up a web browser and type in autodiscover.example.com and see what happens. It is likely that you will get the same SSL certificate prompt that Outlook receives and then it will load another web site completely. The reason for this is quite simple. Web hosts will often share the IP address of their server with a number of web sites, could be 100s. However to u
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