
Individuals who receive an email that is signed with a security certificate, may not be able to respond or forward that message when using the Outlook on the web client. Cannot respond to S/MIME encoded emails in Outlook on the web.The issues listed below apply to all or multiple email/calendar clients. Wisc Account Administration site: known issues | support.
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I have both a Macbook Pro 13" 2011 model & 27" iMac 2013 Model and both are running Maverick 10.9.1 & with Microsoft Office 14.9.3. I do believe it is something to do with how the passwords are stored in the Keychain. I don't think its the Communigate server, if that wasn't working it would not work all the time. I just also added a different users account that uses the same Communigate server to another MacBook Pro and it shows the same behavior. I have disable sleep on the Macs as well. This was happening in 10.8.5 as well, so I don't think its iCloud Keychain related. I have reset the keychain multiple times, made sure its the default and made sure it is not locked. The Exchange accounts will sometimes ask for password, but never show the port error in keychain repair. There are 5 mail accounts in total on the worst offender, 3 that connect to the Communigate server and 2 that are Exchange. It happens on the imap item and the smtp item. Running Verify Keychain will sometimes show that the keychain needs to be repaired and will show the mail accounts Item “” has unspecified value for port attribute. The problem email accounts are connecting to a mail server running Communigate ( not sure the exact version, but its likely 4 years old ) Microsoft Outlook for Mac is version 14.3.9 There is no ryhme or reason the behavior.
Outlook is constantly asking for the passwords for these specific accounts. I manage multiple Macs and have found an error that I am unable to fix.