Re: "Security Certificate" issue since changing to "Secure POP"
From: Chris Ridd (chrisridd_at_mac.com)
Date: 06/04/04
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Date: Fri, 04 Jun 2004 19:11:46 +0100
On 4/6/04 6:47 pm, in article 1832801c44a5b$f5910da0$a301280a@phx.gbl,
"Michael R. Casaretto" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Since my university changed to a "Secure POP" requirement,
> I have recieved the following message each time that I
> check email. I have not attempted to send from it yet, but
> this occurs everytime that I pull from the server. I do
> recieve my email in spite of this.
> The message is as follows (the X's denote the servers DNS
> name): Unable to establish a secure connection to "X.X.X."
> There is a problem with the security certificate from that
> server. Use Internet Explorer to install the correct
> certificate. If you continue, the information you veiw
> and send will not be secure.
> I am then given the option to "Stop" or "Continue". I
> choose continue each time and everything seems to be OK.
> However, I am concerned by this situation. Please dvise on
> how to rectify this. Thank you in advance.
Which version of Entourage are you using? Do you know if the cert is
actually correct and that you're contacting the server using the address
that's in the cert?
I've successfully contacted our LDAP server over SSL using Entourage 2004,
so MS's SSL code does seem to be doing the right sorts of checks using the
right sorts of certificate databases on *my* Mac.
It might help if you can obtain your POP server's certificate and the
certificate which signed it.
Cheers,
Chris
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