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Kevin_Stewart
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Jul 22, 2014

That means with default F5 certificate if i configure client ssl profile the OWA/Imap/pop3 services will work with certificate warning . Right .

 

Correct.

 

If the CSR will be signed by Third party then this issue can be resolved.

 

If the name requested by the client is the subject (or SAN) name in the server certificate presented, the certificate is not expired, and the client explicitly trusts this certificate and its issuer, then you will not get a certificate warning.