Re: Self signed certs sync issue, WM5 + SBS2003
- From: "John Mahala" <john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2006 21:53:16 +0000
Check out http://cert.startcom.org/. You will be able to create signed certificates for your Exchange server. The catch is that the root certificate needs to be installed onto your WM5 device. Luckily, you can download one from them to install on your device. (I found that I needed to rename the file extension from .der to .cer in order to install it.)
-jpmahala
"Rosewood" <rosewod@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:Or54C1#NGHA.2472@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
Let me dog pile on this one too!
SBS2003 using self signed certs. WM5 device on the WLAN trying to sync with
the exchange server. Sync works fine until SSL is enabled.
1) At first I got "0x80072f17" which means it didn't like my server's
certificate. I tried to disable cert checking in the registry
(HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Activesync\Partners\Secure , DWORD value of 0) and
that didn't do it so...
2) I exported my personal cert from my PC that was issued by my sbs2003
server. (Issued to my name, Issued by my current domain, valid expieration
date, with the intended purposes of EFS, Secure Email, and Client
Authentication) and imported that into my WM5 device. It showed up in the
certs window. I did a soft reboot, removed the server from activesync, soft
reboot again, synced and this time I got a different error, 0x80072F0D,
saying that my cert is invalid.
...
So, how do I make a valid certificate and get it out there so I can sync
using SSL?
.
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