More annoying at one of our Sites.
Been a problem with the phone system but due to an incident and couldn't make a 999 call though the phone system.
Anyway... Got a PBX support company to remote and have a look and made some changes and would like to me test it...
How do this without getting in to trouble?
Hi Mark.
I don’t think so. I’m sure this is a bug of exchange 2010 with the latest roll up installed.
It’s working fine since I changed the cert in IIS.
Fixed my end. I changed IIS to use the new cert for HTTPS, Since doing that im not getting any errors on OWA. Still getting the check error inside EMC but its working fine.
We are replacing the drives in our iMacs to SSDs.
Is there any free or cheep software that will work on the iMac to control the hard drive fan?
We have tired one that works out about £7 per mac. Just wondered if there is any better software.
SO just sorting our exchange certificate and stuck on the "Exchange Configuration" Page.
I'm trying to find our notes from last issue but cant find them.
What do i need to tick here?
SSD and Ram Upgrades. And those will run windows 10 fine.
We got Windows 10 installed on Dell 380 (Core2Duo 3 or 4GB DDR3 ram and 120GB SSD) and they run fine.
Just an issue just starting to raise it heads with pupils using OWA
When pupils are using webmail we are getting certificate error. Outlook runs fine without error and our SSL is valid til 01/19.
Looking in EMC at comes up with that error about our certificate being "The certificate status could not be determined because the revocation check failed"
(Just waiting for a screenshot of the error when pupils are accessing there mail)
Just waiting for more information from other sources, Will update if i see (or @DaveP or @Arthur will get there before me)
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Our librarian wants to make heritage accessible on the internet. Its accessible on our internal network just not outside.
The server sits on 2008 R2 currently.
Would it be a case of asking our ISP to route it though there firewall?