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Sounds like you have an SSL Cert which is for one name only (mail.earlybreak.co.uk). When you're internal, just use the same url as when external and it should be fine. (You may need to play around with DNS to make that url point to the internal IP address if it doesn't work). But now you have...

What is the common name of the certificate? And yes, it will stop the top of the 3 crosses in each dialog box, so long as Comodo's root or intermediate certificates are installed. (I think they are by default) Si

Yes, always forget about that site. Most useful!

HTTPS is usually the default. As mentioned in the other thread, it might not work until you've got the SSL Cert in place.

Good stuff. Yeah we used to use them and then their validation thing annoyed us, so we changed and now everwhere does that anyway! Comodo seem to have a good trust already. Once this is done, it may solve the issue with phones synching.

HTTPS or HTTP? IIS Permissions could be something to check.

That sounds about right, yes. Who do you use for your SSL Certificate Authority? We use GoDaddy and they can even "ReKey" them, which is quite useful. Si

Good news. Thanks for posting back.

Mythbuntu on a normal computer? Loads of help stuff out there. Most modern stuff should just work. Anything will require a bit of configuration though, no matter what you use.

You could try TeamViewer, that's cross platform and free for home users. Alternatively, try x11vnc, oh, wait, you don't want VNC.

Have to say, I really don't like Ubuntu, except for MythBuntu. As a general OS, I don't get on with it, Mepis for me (or Fedora 14, new versions are awful). To me though, Mepis just works. One of the only Linux distros that worked with my wireless out of the box.

Hi all, Another new user to add to your collection. Work in IT (thanks to Microsoft). Am a linux user by preference. (Fedora 14 and Mepis 11) Love Skiing. Trying to get more in to photography. Si