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) When you try to access a Web site on a local network (Intranet), Internet Explorer displays a page that contains the following error message: Error message: This Certificate Has Failed to Verify for All of Its Intended Purposes (This Certificate Has Failed to Verify for All of Its Intended Purposes) ) When connecting to a secure site, if you click the padlock icon to view the certificate, you may receive the following error message: