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Tag Archives: certificate
Publishing Remote Desktop Services on UAG
If you’re trying to publish Remote Desktop Services or RemoteApp on Microsoft Forefront Unified Access Gateway 2010, and if you encounter the following error, read on: “Your computer can’t connect to the remote computer because no certificate was configured to … Continue reading
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Tagged certificate, forefront, Publishing, Remote Desktop Services, RemoteApp, Unified Access Gateway
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“RPC Server is unavailable” error when requesting a certificate
While trying to request a certificate using the Certificates MMC snap-in on a computer running ISA Server, Threat Management Gateway (TMG) or Unified Access Gateway (UAG), you may encounter the following error: “The RPC Server is unavailable” This may be … Continue reading
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Tagged certificate, DCOM, firewall, forefront, ISA server, Threat Management Gateway
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Internal transport certificate expired
January 27, 2009 The internal transport certificate is automatically generated at the Exchange Server 2007 hub transport server and is usually valid only for one year. Once the certificate expires, you will receive continuous event 12019 errors in your Edge … Continue reading
Certificate name mismatch in Outlook while running Exchange Server 2007
If you have installed Exchange 2007 Client Access Servers in your organization, and if you have installed your SSL certificates (even commercial ones) on IIS, Outlook MAPI users may receive ‘Security Alert’ messages similar to the above in Outlook. The … Continue reading
Crash-proofing the Enterprise Root CA
Your enterprise root CA is an important piece of your enterprise network. Especially if you issue a lot of certificates for a wide variety of purposes to your users. A root CA also needs to be highly secured, both physically … Continue reading
Internet Explorer 7: Re-release
Microsoft has re-released Internet Explorer 7.0 yesterday. The added features include: The Menu bar will be turned on by default (thankfully) Removed the Windows Genuine Advantage validation requirement for expanded availability to Windows PC users (legal copy of Windows… or … Continue reading
