Lync Server 2013 CA Request Configuration Issue on Windows Server 2012
Heyas,
When Choosing a certification Authority for the Lync Server following the guidelines of the following document: http://windowspbx.blogspot.no/2012/07/step-by-step-installing-lync-server.html
I get the following warnings on the Certificate Request - Executing Commands screen.
Create a certificate request based on Lync Server configuration for this computer.
Issued thumbprint "1650D388DBD7E1E8CF3291E58
WARNING: The chain of the certificate "1650D388DBD7E1E8CF3291E58
No changes were made to the Central Management Store.
Creating new log file "C:\Users\administrator.la
WARNING: "Request-CSCertificate" processing has completed with warnings. "1" warnings were recorded during this run.
WARNING: Detailed results can be found at "C:\Users\administrator.la
Could anyone enlighten me as to what is going on, I am running Microsoft Lync 2013 on Windows Server 2012.
Thank you.
When Choosing a certification Authority for the Lync Server following the guidelines of the following document: http://windowspbx.blogspot.no/2012/07/step-by-step-installing-lync-server.html
I get the following warnings on the Certificate Request - Executing Commands screen.
Create a certificate request based on Lync Server configuration for this computer.
Issued thumbprint "1650D388DBD7E1E8CF3291E58
WARNING: The chain of the certificate "1650D388DBD7E1E8CF3291E58
No changes were made to the Central Management Store.
Creating new log file "C:\Users\administrator.la
WARNING: "Request-CSCertificate" processing has completed with warnings. "1" warnings were recorded during this run.
WARNING: Detailed results can be found at "C:\Users\administrator.la
Could anyone enlighten me as to what is going on, I am running Microsoft Lync 2013 on Windows Server 2012.
Thank you.
ASKER
Hi V-2nas,
I am complete Windows Server 2012 noob, I need some clarification.
How do I check if I have an internal CA?
How do I check if the root ca cert and intermediate cert pushed into local computer cert store
How do I manually check the certificate from MMC and check if it's valid and that it has private keys.
Thank you.
I am complete Windows Server 2012 noob, I need some clarification.
How do I check if I have an internal CA?
How do I check if the root ca cert and intermediate cert pushed into local computer cert store
How do I manually check the certificate from MMC and check if it's valid and that it has private keys.
Thank you.
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Thank for these tips. I will try them when I get to the office on monday.
ASKER
Installing the Internal CA again worked.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Do you have internal CA ? and can you check if you have root ca cert and intermediate cert pushed into local computer cert store? If not then add it.
This is a warning not an error, so this step would have completed with warning. Basically what that error means is that your certificate chain is not valid i.e. root ca -- intermediate ca-- issued certificate.
Can you manually check the certificate from mmc and check if it's valid and if it has got the private keys?
Regards
Nav