I keep getting this error message when I open my WinMail: Security certificate could not be verified. Certificate's CN name does not match passed value. Do you wish to sign on, Yes or No.
Anyone know how to 'fix' this?
K

I have the same problem and it is driving me crazy. Can anyone help??
"Kristina" wrote:

Hi. I've been getting this same message-did you find a solution for it? I appreciate your help!,
Danyell

"Kristina" wrote:

"Danyell"

Check your time and date?? Are those correct?

Hi. My date & time are correct. Thanks for trying!

"Britt" wrote:

I'm having the same problem, Just upgraded to Vista.
Anyone ever get the problem solved?
Thanks.......

"Danyell" wrote:

Hi all, this just started happening to me as well and I was extremely frustrated until I realized it was right after I installed Symantec's Norton 360! If this is the case for you (or possibly a different "flavor" of Symantec Security), Go to Tools > Manage Add Ons > Enable or Disable Add Ons. From there, you can then click "Publisher" to group the Symantec Add On's together and then Disable them. Close and Restart IE and...I hope this does the trick. I was pretty happy when it worked for me! I'm going to post this on all the threads that seem to have this problem because it seems to be pretty widespread and I can't believe there's such a problem with Microsoft IE & Symantec working together.
"dunfordjr" wrote:

It doesn't give one a very reassuring feeling about Symantec that they can't produce a product that is 100% Vista compatible.
Gary VanderMolen
"Brandon"

Hello Kristinam
this can happen if your mail provider uses multiple names for it's pop3/imap/smtp servers. In your mail tool you need to use the same server name that is used in the certificate. Unfortunately the developers did not implement a function in the error dialog to show you the contents of the certificate. :(
HTH, Michael
"Kristina" wrote: