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Getting Error A fatal alert was received from the remote endpoint. The TLS protocol defined fatal alert code is 46. Certificate Unknown<br />
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Happening on every domain joined server 2008 and 2012. &nbsp;I have disabled TLS3.0 in the registry. &nbsp;Error occurs every 30 mins, with no regularity, so it makes it difficult to capture the traffic with Wireshark.<br />
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I believe its a problem somewhere on the CA, but Im not sure how to troubleshoot.<br />
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Thank you
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Getting Error A fatal alert was received from the remote endpoint. The TLS protocol defined fatal alert code is 46. Certificate Unknown

Happening on every domain joined server 2008 and 2012.  I have disabled TLS3.0 in the registry.  Error occurs every 30 mins, with no regularity, so it makes it difficult to capture the traffic with Wireshark.

I believe its a problem somewhere on the CA, but Im not sure how to troubleshoot.

Thank you

TLS Error 46

tls/ssl

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