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Thanks,
Rich

Please refer to "Windows 2000 Certification Authority Configuration to
Publish Certificates in Active Directory of Trusted Domain (Q281271)" at
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q281271
and "How to Force SSL Encryption for an Outlook Web Access 2000 Client
(Q279681)" at
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q279681.

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Quote:> I have set up OWA and SSL and it is working fine, inside my private
network.
> It actually even works from the Internet, but with one really annoying
> problem.  The certificate does not seem to install correctly on the client
> PC.  Each time I access the secure OWA site I am challenged with a dialog
> that says the certificate was issued by a company you have not chosen to
> trust.  I have tried multiple times and in multiple ways to install the
> certificate in a trusted zone, and each time I get the response that the
> installation was successful.  But each time I access the site I am
> challenged to install the certificate.  Note I am using a Win2K enterprise
> CA server on my internal network to generate the certificate for my OWA
> server.  On the "General" tab of the certificate there is a message  "This
> certificate cannot be verified up to a trusted certification authority."
Is
> this error because the client cannot contact the issuing server?  If so,
is
> there any way to get around this without exposing my certificate server to
> the Internet?  Any help appreciated.

> Thanks,
> Rich

Here's the solution:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q297681

Quote:> I have set up OWA and SSL and it is working fine, inside my private
network.
> It actually even works from the Internet, but with one really annoying
> problem.  The certificate does not seem to install correctly on the client
> PC.  Each time I access the secure OWA site I am challenged with a dialog
> that says the certificate was issued by a company you have not chosen to
> trust.  I have tried multiple times and in multiple ways to install the
> certificate in a trusted zone, and each time I get the response that the
> installation was successful.  But each time I access the site I am
> challenged to install the certificate.  Note I am using a Win2K enterprise
> CA server on my internal network to generate the certificate for my OWA
> server.  On the "General" tab of the certificate there is a message  "This
> certificate cannot be verified up to a trusted certification authority."
Is
> this error because the client cannot contact the issuing server?  If so,
is
> there any way to get around this without exposing my certificate server to
> the Internet?  Any help appreciated.

> Thanks,
> Rich

Quote:> I have set up OWA and SSL and it is working fine, inside my private
network.
> It actually even works from the Internet, but with one really annoying
> problem.  The certificate does not seem to install correctly on the client
> PC.  Each time I access the secure OWA site I am challenged with a dialog
> that says the certificate was issued by a company you have not chosen to
> trust.  I have tried multiple times and in multiple ways to install the
> certificate in a trusted zone, and each time I get the response that the
> installation was successful.  But each time I access the site I am
> challenged to install the certificate.  Note I am using a Win2K enterprise
> CA server on my internal network to generate the certificate for my OWA
> server.  On the "General" tab of the certificate there is a message  "This
> certificate cannot be verified up to a trusted certification authority."
Is
> this error because the client cannot contact the issuing server?  If so,
is
> there any way to get around this without exposing my certificate server to
> the Internet?  Any help appreciated.

> Thanks,
> Rich