We have installed a complete OCS environment with:
OCS OCS Edge Exchange 2007 Domain controller AD
Logging on using a laptop with a registered user on the domain we are able to use Live Meeting and Office Communicator without any problem. Since the domain users are trusted the AD will supply a Root (chain) certificate automatically.
Now I'm trying to log on with a Communicator via the Edge Server externally (not via domain log ) and I'm getting the error below:
"Communicator could not connect securely to server <edgeserver.domain.name> because the certificate presented by the server did not match the expected hostname (<edge server.domain.name>).
Resolution: If you are using manual configuration with an IP address or a NetBIOS shortened server name, a fully-qualified server name will be required. If you are using automatic configuration, the network administrator will need to make sure that the published server name in DNS is supported by the server certificate.
Zie Help en ondersteuning op http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp voor meer informatie."
* I was installing the root chain certificate on this laptop via the <ad_machine/certsrv/> before logging on via Edge using the communicator
* the Edge Server can be resolved via nslookup
* the Edge server is listening on port 443, 444 and 5061.. all ports are open from the firewall
Is there something wrong with my root certificate?
Do I need to apply another certificate for external connection via Edge? If yes, where/how to get it?
I have installed OCS 2007 and autority of certification in my server. This autority named "valideCertif" and I created a certificate thanks to OCS 2007 and named it "moncertificat".
Then, I apply my certificate in IIS. In my customer, I go to htpp://myserver/certsrv and download a certificate named "certnew" from my server.
I installed it.
But communicator do not function. Do you have any ideas of my problem ? If you have the solution, could you give details about it please. I don't know certificate and server 2003.
Regards.
PS : sorry for my english PS : for the moment, it's just in local network