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Use a certificate to authenticate to the SSL Webserver. - 3.Oct.2005 9:06:00 AM

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Hello!
I've got a strange Problem. If i want to publish a Mail Server i cannot select any certificates in the Bridging Tab. I get only the Message:"There are no Certificates configured on this Server."
I searched the internet but didnt find, anything that works.
Is there some Help? Please!

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RE: Use a certificate to authenticate to the SSL Webser... - 3.Oct.2005 10:28:00 AM

Guest

More infortmation:
Ive got 3 Virtual PC's Exchange, ISA & Client
ISA 2004 SP1
Exchange 2003 SP1
Client XP newest SP

Certificate is importet on the ISA with private key and is exportable.

I can Select the Certificate in the Listener but not in the Bridging tab.

with my publishing rule i get access from client to the ISA over the URL https://ISA-IP/, but not to the Exchange server

if I allow https it works without problems. But that is not the sense of a Firewall. If i enable my publishing rule i get in the monitoring the error code: 0xc004000d when i access from client to Exchange and when i access from firewall to the exchange 0x800733f5

any help?

Sorry for my bad english, i'm just a Swissmen. [Razz]

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RE: Use a certificate to authenticate to the SSL Webser... - 4.Oct.2005 3:43:00 AM

Guest

It doesnt work either.
The Tutorials on this Site are quite good, but doesn't help me.
i get still the message: There are no Certificates configured on this Server [Mad]

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RE: Use a certificate to authenticate to the SSL Webser... - 4.Oct.2005 9:37:00 AM

Guest

O, nice it work [Big Grin]

I configured the false IP in the DNS [Big Grin]

grrrrr...

But now, i get the Message
"You could not be logged on to Outlook Web Access. Make sure your
domain\user name and password are correct, and then try again."

[Mad]

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RE: Use a certificate to authenticate to the SSL Webser... - 4.Oct.2005 10:19:00 AM

Guest

Is there a problem known with Virtual PCs, i built this network on the same PC using Virtual PCs. I've got a dual cpu and if i want to install the Microsoft Patch: ISA2004-KB884569-X86-ENU.msp occurs the message: Error 1723. There is a problem with this Windows installer package. A DLL required for this install to complete could not be run. Contact your support personnel or package vendor.
What the h*ll?

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RE: Use a certificate to authenticate to the SSL Webser... - 6.Oct.2005 4:58:00 AM

Guest

I've got still the same Errormessage when I try to access from the Internet to the ISA.
In the Monitoring i get following HTTP Status Code 3times:
12210 An Internet Server API(ISAPI) filter has finished handling the request. Contact you system administrator.

Log Record Type: "Web Proxy Filter"
Servic: Reverse Proxy
HTTP Method: Get, Post and Ger
for the URLs
http://IP/
http://IP/Cookie Auth.dll?Logon
http://IP/CookieAuth.dll?GetLogon?url=%2F%reason=2

When i Try to Access local(Exchange) directly with https://IP/Exchange, i get an http Error 400 if i enable FBA, if i disable the Filter it runs...

Any Idea?

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RE: Use a certificate to authenticate to the SSL Webser... - 6.Oct.2005 5:12:00 AM

Guest

Whats are the differences between https and HTTPS?
I've got in the monitoring https Failed Connection Attempt. And HTTPS Initiated Connection and Closed Connection [Confused]

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