Cannot restore RPC over HTTP after new certificate.
I just created a new certificate oma.company.com to get Activesync working with an IPhone, now that is working but our remote laptops have lost RPC over HTTP. I Updated the new certificate on the remote machines, changed the domain name for the server address in the Outlook Exchange client setup.
I have read and implemented most of the relevant Petri papers but still have this error in the Microsoft Textexchangeconnectivity. A couple of other posts have dealt with this error but none of them seems to list a usuable error.
Attempting to ping RPC Endpoint 6001 (Exchange Information Store) on server sierra.quicksilver.local
Failed to ping Endpoint
Additional Details
An RPC Error was thrown by the RPC Runtime. Error 1130 1130
I have read and implemented most of the relevant Petri papers but still have this error in the Microsoft Textexchangeconnectivity. A couple of other posts have dealt with this error but none of them seems to list a usuable error.
Attempting to ping RPC Endpoint 6001 (Exchange Information Store) on server sierra.quicksilver.local
Failed to ping Endpoint
Additional Details
An RPC Error was thrown by the RPC Runtime. Error 1130 1130
dud386
Are you using RPCping to get those results? You might try restarting the Exchange System Attendant service and trying to connect again.
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Is that a service found in the Administrative Tools?
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Is that a service found in the Administrative Tools?
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Oh BTW, what is RPCPing?
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Cannot find the Exchange System Attendant in Ssrvices.
I always restart the IIS Admin Service after each Server Management change.
I always restart the IIS Admin Service after each Server Management change.
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Did the restart. No joy. Downloaded the 2003 Server RK to get the ping utility.
Will get to the office In the AM to run tests. Bye for now.
Will get to the office In the AM to run tests. Bye for now.
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Did the restart. No joy. Downloaded the 2003 Server RK to get the ping utility.
Will get to the office In the AM to run tests. Bye for now.
Will get to the office In the AM to run tests. Bye for now.
Also to confirm if the configuration of RPC virtual directory is fine, try and raise https://oma.company.com/rc/rpcproxy.dll on the computer which has Outlook with RPC over HTTP config and ensure you get a blank page as a result....Also ensure you do not receive any certificate warnings...
Also when you ran the test on TestExchangeConnectivity, it will also give an option to help you to resolve the issue. Can you confirm what does the link suggests you....?
Also when you ran the test on TestExchangeConnectivity, it will also give an option to help you to resolve the issue. Can you confirm what does the link suggests you....?
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Raghuv;
I ran the dll test on 2 machines that have the certificate that I installed to get Activesync running.
When I navigate to the dll address suggested, I get a warning screen that asks for a certificate and a window displays no certificate. When I cancel out, I get a login for oma.company.com\me. When I log in I get a blank screen.
I ran the dll test on 2 machines that have the certificate that I installed to get Activesync running.
When I navigate to the dll address suggested, I get a warning screen that asks for a certificate and a window displays no certificate. When I cancel out, I get a login for oma.company.com\me. When I log in I get a blank screen.
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Ok, set ignore on rpc and rpc with certificate.
Not sure how to use the RPCping utility though.
Not sure how to use the RPCping utility though.
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That did it, connected, thanks Raghuv and dud386