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Mar 31, 2004
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Could anybody please explain how we can disable the security alert message when a secure site is accessed? Do I have to change any settings?
 
Isn't that usually configured in the browser? Unless you have a certificate that has been generated for a different hostname than what your clients are accessing. Then they will get an error generally. Like you have a certificate registered for the servername (like "server1.company.com") but your customers are using a DNS alias that goes to something like
your clients will get an error like "the certificate looks valid but is registered for server1.company.com but is actually deployed on blah blah do you want to continue"

The only work around I've found for this is to get a certificate for and deploy that certificate on all servers that serve the page.

HTH
Brian
 
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