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Warning" dialog box with the message; The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that cannot be verified. The target principal name is incorrect. I clicked https://www.msoutlook.info/question/613 on "View Certificate" and installed the certificate, but I still get this dialog each time I start Outlook. Clicking "Yes" each time allows me to use Outlook as normal but how can get rid of this dialog? Usually you get this error when you are using a shared hosting account with your own domain and connect via SSL. Another common cause certificate error is that your ISP has changed the name of their mail server and is redirecting you from the old server name to the new one and the name of the old server isn’t on their new SSL certificate. Looking at the certificate usually provides the answer. Name on the certificate should match the name of the mail server The solution is there is a quite simple; click on the “View Certificate…” button and look at the “Issued to” name. This is usually the name that you’ll need to specify for your incoming and/or outgoing server in your account configuration. In some cases, this still won’t work when the certificate holds multiple names. You can then select the “Details” tab and see if the certificate holds a field called “Subject Alternative Name”. If so, then you’ll find other names that you could try behind the “DNS Name=” value. If none of those names work either, contact your ISP and ask for the correct name of the mail server that you should use. Another (less secure) alternative would be to disable the use of SSL for your mail account. No need to install the certificate As long as the name on the certificate doesn’t match the name specified in your account settings, you’ll get this warning message. Installing the certificate will not help in any way and isn’t needed either. The only case in which installing the certificate is needed, is when the names do match and