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MICROSOFT OFFICE COMMUNICATOR 2007 SERVER FULL
I recently added the the edge server’s ip on the Host Authorization tab of the Front End Properties for the group (Under ‘Standard Edition Servers’ under the forst in the mmc snap in on the full server, not the edge server). The FQDN in the peer’s certificate subject name is not a configured server. Couldn’t this just be put in the event log?ĠxC3E93D6A -> (SIPPROXY_E_ROUTING_UNKNOWN_SERVER) (C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007\ResKit\RTCERes.dll) There have been 10 such failures in the last 30 minutes. Running wireshark there, I see some similiar business and more fun errors, getting slightly more useful:Ī significant number of invalid certificates have been provided by remote IP address ipaddressofedgeserver when attempting to establish an MTLS peer.
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Poking around on the ‘internal interface’ I see traffic is actually going to the ‘front end’ server. But after looking in the above deployment guide at a diagram I started wiresharking for traffic on tcp pot 5061 as well and there’s a bunch of TLS crap going on there. I was thinking at first 443 was all the rage. of the Edge Server Deployment Guide has a table for firewall configuration that lists: It sort of made sense as the first error seems to be saying that the client is passing a bunk cert. A coworker said something about having to disable MTLS on the last version of LCS, but I couldn’t find it. I still see the servers public ssl web cert being passed (via wireshark, remember to turn off chimney) though. I feel like doing this caused a little more ssl traffic to pass, but it’s mostly binary data that means nothing to me. I mean, is this needed? Why else would I have an edge server? I guess for federation. Right click, Properties on the server, Access Methods tab, Check ‘Allow remote user access to your network’. In here, I went to the ‘External User Access’ section of the status tab and saw “‘Remote User Access:’ was the big off red X. I don’t know how I found that out, deep in a document somewhere. Run, or create a shortcut for ‘%windir%\system32\compmgmt.msc -32’.
MICROSOFT OFFICE COMMUNICATOR 2007 SERVER WINDOWS
Long time windows fixers would be tempted to right click ‘My Computer’ and choose manage. OMG! As an aside, if you’re doing this on 圆4, and you’re doing an edge server in a box not in the domain as I think the whole point is, you have to manage this through the Computer Management mmc snap-in. Another user on Vista 圆4 said he was getting a certificate error but I didn’t see it. If the problem persists, contact your system administrator.” I thought about calling myself, but I’m an asshole and figured it wouldn’t do either of us any good. My client says “cannot sign in because the server is temporarily unavailable. Remote user client cannot connect because access is disabled. lcserror C3E93D6DĠxC3E93D6D -> (SIPPROXY_E_CONNECTION_EXTERNAL_INTERNET_ACCESS_DISABLED) (C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007\ResKit\RTCERes.dll) I ran C3E93D6D through ‘lcserror’ which comes with the resource kit. I hate certificates, so I’ve been assuming it was that. The specific failure types and their counts are identified below.įirst off, it’s totally awesome that you don’t get this error right away, you have to fail a bunch of times before it shows up in the event log. There have been 10 such failures in the last 1 minutes.Ĭertificate Names associated with this peer were While setting up an edge server, I started with this (OCS Protocol Stack, Error 14501, Office Communications Server event log):Ī significant number of invalid certificates have been provided by remote IP address 24.18.22.8 when attempting to establish an MTLS peer. Microsoft definitely takes the cake on useless error messages (There is no cake).