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ActiveSync error 80072f0d - Invalid security certificate

Asked by aconway in Handhelds and PDAs, Exchange Email Server

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Working with a Motorola Q Smartphone and trying to get ActiveSync working wirelessly to our SBS2003 Exchange Server (Exchange Service 2003 Pack 2).

I was first having major issues importing the sbscer.cer file to the Smartphone.  The VZW_AddCert program was telling me the Certificate file was "not a valid file".  So I found an alternate method of creating a .CAB file from a .XML file (I don't have the URL handy).  I imported the SSL cert into the XML file, generated the .CAB file then I copied the .CAB file to the phone and installed it from there.  It recognized the file, installed it and appears to accept the certificate through this method.  It didn't complain at the time, at least.

So I try to run active sync again on the phone and I get: ActiveSync error 80072f0d - Invalid security certificate

This is the same error I've been getting all along, even before the SSL cert was imported into the device.

I am pretty sure the certificate is valid.  I installed the certificate on the workstation that syncs with the phone and it says it's valid, it matches and reports OK in Internet Explorer.  I can login to Exchange Web Access via SSL with no problem from any workstation on the network, but the phone is still giving me this error..??

It's a personally generated certificate from the SBS Internet Setup Wizard, by the way.

Is there possibly a firmware upgrade that's needed for the phone?  Something else?  I found this and might try it later tonight...  http://www.petri.co.il/problems_with_forms_based_authentication_and_ssl_in_activesync.htm

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