Mmm.. funny. Is the client really browsing your site?
have you test it locally and it is working at local site at least?


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"Tas" <tasita@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I just purchased and setup an SSL certificate for an MS OWA server.
> The certificate works great for me from multiple computers I have
> tested it on.  I can go to the secure page with no errors or pop-ups at
> all.
>
> But, a client who is trying to access OWA gets this error: Security
> Alert: The Name of the Security Certificate Is Invalid or Does Not
> Match the Name of the Site
>
> Here's the strange part.  When he views the certificate, it's not the
> certificate I installed at all!!  It's for a different domain
> completely, one I've never heard of before: www.lbow.com
> Of course the name doesn't match, it's not the correct certificate!
>
>
> It seems his IE is trying to use some other certificate it has
> somewhere.  Does anyone know why/how this could happen?? Any way to
> "clear" the certificate information in IE?  I've tried clearing the
> cookies and files, but didn't help.
>

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