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Mac Forum / Applications / Internet Explorer / July 2005Can't Log Onto Outlook Web Access with Internet Explorer for Mac
The company I work for runs their systems on a Microsoft Exchange Server in a PC environment. However, they have everyone set up to be able to access their email from any computer via Outlook Web Access. My boss said it needs to be accessed via Internet Explorer, otherwise it wouldn't display correctly (in Firefox or other browsers). When I enter in the server address, I get an error saying "The Identity Certificate is Invalid." Is there anyone who can tell me what this means, and how I can fix it? I really need to be able to access my Outlook via my home computer as it has all of my emails, contact info and address book. I am not a computer person, so I have no idea what to do. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you! > The company I work for runs their systems on a Microsoft Exchange > Server in a PC environment. However, they have everyone set up to be [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > and address book. I am not a computer person, so I have no idea what > to do. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you! I've used IE, Safari, and Firefox with OWA with no problems. And I think they're using the current OWA. > The company I work for runs their systems on a Microsoft Exchange > Server in a PC environment. However, they have everyone set up to be [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > and address book. I am not a computer person, so I have no idea what > to do. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you! Your company's website has a self-signed certificate to validate they are who they say they are when you connect. IE for Mac does not "trust" your company's self-signed certificate but unfortunately it won't allow you to trust it either. That's why your connection fails. Other browsers such as Safari will allow you to explicitly trust the certificate and continue. For OWA, you're not limited to IE. Most other browsers work just fine. You won't get the same full functionality as IE for Windows, but you'll have plenty of functionality to do what you need to do. Hope this helps! bill  SignatureWilliam M. Smith (Microsoft Interop MVP) |
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