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Your security department issues you with a new certificate and you go and update everything, reboot the servers but forgot the one place everyone connects to and that is the F5 or Kemp load balancer or whatever device you use in your environment. So, they come in the next day with the helpdesk phones going crazy because the clients are looking at the new server but it has not been configured like the old servers or doesn’t have an SSL certificate imported yet. Outlook security popups and misconfigured Exchange serverĪnother scenario is when IT admins build new Exchange servers and don’t configure them immediately. Here are typical prompts and errors your users might get: Other times, we get busy and our SSL certificates expire and we forget to renew them in time and then users get popups because of the old certificate. Sometimes new admins get overwhelmed in the real world because they say “it didn’t do this in my lab,” but this is how we all learn.

Free SSL certificate with a CA not trusted.įor the most part, Outlook security popups cause a lot of user frustration, but they are simple to fix.

Internal CA certificates used and causing popups externally.

Certificates on load balancers like F5 or Kemp where virtual or physical certificates also expired or are incorrectly assigned to a rule.

Bindings not set to the new SSL certificate that was imported.

Sometimes these are related to the following: In every Exchange organization, there comes a day when you will have users complain about security popups they are getting on Outlook.