SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

[Guest EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com]

SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

XP Pro SP3

 

With SP3 came this new warning:

 

"The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

How can I stop this warning! The server is an ATT IP server over which I have no control.

 

Now every time I get email this appears. It is annoying.

 

TIA for any or all thoughts and fixes.

 

EagleOne

[Guest PA Bear [MS MVP]]

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

IE version?

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~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)

MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002

AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net

DTS-L http://dts-l.net/

 

EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

> XP Pro SP3

>

> With SP3 came this new warning:

>

> "The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that

> cannot be verified"

>

> How can I stop this warning! The server is an ATT IP server over which I

> have no control.

>

> Now every time I get email this appears. It is annoying.

>

> TIA for any or all thoughts and fixes.

>

> EagleOne

[Guest David H. Lipman]

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

From: <EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com>

 

| XP Pro SP3

 

| With SP3 came this new warning:

 

| "The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that cannot be

| verified"

 

| How can I stop this warning! The server is an ATT IP server over which I have no

| control.

 

| Now every time I get email this appears. It is annoying.

 

| TIA for any or all thoughts and fixes.

 

| EagleOne

 

What version of IE are you using ?

 

What happens when you use FireFox ?

 

--

Dave

http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html

Multi-AV - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp

[Guest EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com]

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

IE 7.0.57

 

EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

>XP Pro SP3

>

>With SP3 came this new warning:

>

>"The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that cannot be verified"

>

>How can I stop this warning! The server is an ATT IP server over which I have no control.

>

>Now every time I get email this appears. It is annoying.

>

>TIA for any or all thoughts and fixes.

>

>EagleOne

[Guest PA Bear [MS MVP]]

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Go to http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com | Install any requisite software

(e.g., ActiveX Control required to use the site) | Continue | Select CUSTOM

& scan | Select any critical security updates offered | In Optional Software

Updates section, select Root Certificates update | Install selected updates,

following all prompts.

--

~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)

MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002

AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net

DTS-L http://dts-l.net/

 

EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

> IE 7.0.57

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PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote:

> IE version?

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>

>> XP Pro SP3

>>

>> With SP3 came this new warning:

>>

>> "The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that

>> cannot be verified"

>>

>> How can I stop this warning! The server is an ATT IP server over which I

>> have no control.

>>

>> Now every time I get email this appears. It is annoying....

[Guest EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com]

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Thank you for your time and knowledge

 

After completing the suggestion, the issue still exists.

 

Any other thoughts? I am interested as to why the IE version issue as the problem was related to

SP3 and Outlook (meaning my email servers' certificates)?

 

EagleOne

 

"PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote:

>Go to http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com | Install any requisite software

>(e.g., ActiveX Control required to use the site) | Continue | Select CUSTOM

>& scan | Select any critical security updates offered | In Optional Software

>Updates section, select Root Certificates update | Install selected updates,

>following all prompts.

[Guest David H. Lipman]

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

From: <EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com>

 

| Thank you for your time and knowledge

 

| After completing the suggestion, the issue still exists.

 

| Any other thoughts? I am interested as to why the IE version issue as the problem was

| related to

| SP3 and Outlook (meaning my email servers' certificates)?

 

| EagleOne

 

There should still be a clickable selection on the displayed page that will allow you to

continue on to the requested website.

 

Have you tried FireFox or Opera ?

 

What is the URL ?

 

--

Dave

http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html

Multi-AV - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp

[Guest PA Bear [MS MVP]]

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Contact your ISP (and please stop snipping your replies!)

 

EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

> Thank you for your time and knowledge

>

> After completing the suggestion, the issue still exists.

>

> Any other thoughts? I am interested as to why the IE version issue as the

> problem was related to SP3 and Outlook (meaning my email servers'

> certificates)?

>

> EagleOne

>

> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote:

>

>> Go to http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com | Install any requisite software

>> (e.g., ActiveX Control required to use the site) | Continue | Select

>> CUSTOM

>> & scan | Select any critical security updates offered | In Optional

>> Software Updates section, select Root Certificates update | Install

>> selected updates, following all prompts.

[Guest EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com]

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

What makes you feel I snipped anything as I did not? Another sign of MS hubris.

 

Normally, MS permits the user to set levels of security and said response back to the end user.

Where is that option in this case?

 

I am getting the feeling that MS is forcing users via an annoying display on the User to force the

User to force IP's to obtain a MS certificate for which MS is compensated. Yet to be another failed

attempt by MS to force MS's systems into the free world.

 

"PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote:

>Contact your ISP (and please stop snipping your replies!)

>

>EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

>> Thank you for your time and knowledge

>>

>> After completing the suggestion, the issue still exists.

>>

>> Any other thoughts? I am interested as to why the IE version issue as the

>> problem was related to SP3 and Outlook (meaning my email servers'

>> certificates)?

>>

>> EagleOne

>>

>> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote:

>>

>>> Go to http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com | Install any requisite software

>>> (e.g., ActiveX Control required to use the site) | Continue | Select

>>> CUSTOM

>>> & scan | Select any critical security updates offered | In Optional

>>> Software Updates section, select Root Certificates update | Install

>>> selected updates, following all prompts.

[Guest Bill Sharpe]

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a securitycertificate that cannot be verified"

 

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a securitycertificate that cannot be verified"

 

EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

> What makes you feel I snipped anything as I did not? Another sign of MS hubris.

>

> Normally, MS permits the user to set levels of security and said response back to the end user.

> Where is that option in this case?

>

> I am getting the feeling that MS is forcing users via an annoying display on the User to force the

> User to force IP's to obtain a MS certificate for which MS is compensated. Yet to be another failed

> attempt by MS to force MS's systems into the free world.

>

> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote:

>

>> Contact your ISP (and please stop snipping your replies!)

>>

>> EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

>>> Thank you for your time and knowledge

>>>

>>> After completing the suggestion, the issue still exists.

>>>

>>> Any other thoughts? I am interested as to why the IE version issue as the

>>> problem was related to SP3 and Outlook (meaning my email servers'

>>> certificates)?

>>>

>>> EagleOne

>>>

>>> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote:

>>>

>>>> Go to http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com | Install any requisite software

>>>> (e.g., ActiveX Control required to use the site) | Continue | Select

>>>> CUSTOM

>>>> & scan | Select any critical security updates offered | In Optional

>>>> Software Updates section, select Root Certificates update | Install

>>>> selected updates, following all prompts.

Have you tried Firefox as someone has already suggested to see if the

problem goes away? Or just dismiss the warning message each time and go

on your merry way...

 

Bill

[Guest PA Bear [MS MVP]]

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Re: SP 3's Warning: "The server you are connected to is uding a security certificate that cannot be verified"

 

Sorry, it was all Forte Agent's fault.

 

EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

> What makes you feel I snipped anything as I did not? Another sign of MS

> hubris.

>

> Normally, MS permits the user to set levels of security and said response

> back to the end user. Where is that option in this case?

>

> I am getting the feeling that MS is forcing users via an annoying display

> on the User to force the User to force IP's to obtain a MS certificate for

> which MS is compensated. Yet to be another failed attempt by MS to force

> MS's systems into the free world.

>

> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote:

>

>> Contact your ISP (and please stop snipping your replies!)

>>

>> EagleOne@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

>>> Thank you for your time and knowledge

>>>

>>> After completing the suggestion, the issue still exists.

>>>

>>> Any other thoughts? I am interested as to why the IE version issue as

>>> the

>>> problem was related to SP3 and Outlook (meaning my email servers'

>>> certificates)?

>>>

>>> EagleOne

>>>

>>> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote:

>>>

>>>> Go to http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com | Install any requisite

>>>> software

>>>> (e.g., ActiveX Control required to use the site) | Continue | Select

>>>> CUSTOM

>>>> & scan | Select any critical security updates offered | In Optional

>>>> Software Updates section, select Root Certificates update | Install

>>>> selected updates, following all prompts.