sheenaustin.com » Errors http://www.sheenaustin.com my home on the interweb Wed, 21 Jul 2010 01:59:27 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc OCS 2007 Protocol Stack Error Event ID 14517 When Starting Services http://www.sheenaustin.com/2010/01/15/ocs-2007-event-id-14517-when-starting-services/ http://www.sheenaustin.com/2010/01/15/ocs-2007-event-id-14517-when-starting-services/#comments Fri, 15 Jan 2010 21:03:11 +0000 Sheen http://www.sheenaustin.com/2010/01/15/ocs-2007-event-id-14517-when-starting-services/
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    • ]]>     You may come across this error message when you install Office Communications Server 2007 for the first time in your environment. This error generally is seen after you run through the initial steps and are trying to start the OCS services for the first time.

    This event ID will contain the following message:

    ERRORS:
    Two server roles at FQDN [server.domain.com] have different ‘Treat As Authenticated’ options. First server has GUID {58BDE507-1C48-4BA4-BCDF-06FB59ADF9CE} and role ‘Enterprise Edition’ (option is set). Second server has GUID {BD77F03B-4451-4171-A035-FC7FB264383D} and role ‘A/V Authentication Service’ (option is not set). Two server roles at FQDN [server.domain.com] have different server version numbers. First server has GUID {58BDE507-1C48-4BA4-BCDF-06FB59ADF9CE} and role ‘Enterprise Edition’ (version 3). Second server has GUID {BD77F03B-4451-4171-A035-FC7FB264383D} and role ‘A/V Authentication Service’ (version 0). Two server roles at FQDN [server.domain.com] have different ‘Treat As Authenticated’ options. First server has GUID {58BDE507-1C48-4BA4-BCDF-06FB59ADF9CE} and role ‘Enterprise Edition’ (option is set). Second server has GUID {1719A023-DDB4-5170-836D-3299D4F067C6} and role ‘Edge Server’ (option is not set). Two server roles at FQDN [server.domain.com] have different server version numbers. First server has GUID {58BDE507-1C48-4BA4-BCDF-06FB59ADF9CE} and role ‘Enterprise Edition’ (version 3). Second server has GUID {1719A023-DDB4-5170-836D-3299D4F067C6} and role ‘Edge Server’ (version 0).

    WARNINGS:
    No warnings

    Cause: The configuration is invalid and the server might not behave as expected.
    Resolution:
    Review and correct the errors listed above, then restart the service. You also wish to review any warnings present.

    For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

     

    This error can be misleading. The primary reason you see this error is simple – You have had a previous installation of OCS in the domain and there are still a few entries in Active Directory that haven’t been cleaned up even though you did a clean uninstall of OCS.

    This is what you need to do to fix the error:

    Please Remember – You are following the instructions below at your own risk.

    Open up adsiedit.msc and browse to the system configuration partition under Domain –> DC=domain,DC=com –> System –> Microsoft –> RTC Service.

    NOTE: This is safe to perform only if you do not have a current working installation of OCS in your domain or forest.

    Select and delete everything under this key.

    Now go ahead and run the setup again (you will have to run the forest prep again) and you will be all set!

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    ]]>     http://www.sheenaustin.com/2010/01/15/ocs-2007-event-id-14517-when-starting-services/feed/ 0     A Certificate could not be found that can be used with this Extensible Authentication Protocol http://www.sheenaustin.com/2009/04/30/a-certificate-could-not-be-found-that-can-be-used-with-this-extensible-authentication-protocol/ http://www.sheenaustin.com/2009/04/30/a-certificate-could-not-be-found-that-can-be-used-with-this-extensible-authentication-protocol/#comments Thu, 30 Apr 2009 11:09:41 +0000 Sheen http://www.sheenaustin.com/?p=93
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    • ]]>     I got this error today when I tried configuring a RADIUS server on Windows Server 2003.  This error occurs when the server that you are trying to configure RADIUS on does not have a computer certificate assigned to it.

    If you have IIS installed, requesting a certificate for any website will make this problem go away. If you dont have IIS installed, do the following:


    To obtain client certificates

    1. In your Web browser, open the form at http://servername/certsrv for requesting a certificate from your CA, where servername is the name of the Web server where the CA that you want to access is located.
    2. Click Request a certificate, click Advanced certificate requests, and then click Create and submit a request to this CA.
    3. Type the information requested and any other options required, including:
      • Select Mark keys as exportable.
      • Select Store certificate in the local computer certificate store.
    4. Click Submit, and then do one of the following:
      • If you see the Certificate Pending Web page, check on the pending certificate request.
      • If you see the Certificate Issued Web page, click Install this certificate.
    5. If you are finished using the Certificate Services Web pages, close Internet Explorer.

    Once you have obtained the client certificate, verify that it is in your Personal store and is valid. To do this:

    1. Open the Certificates MMC snap-in.
    2. Locate the installed client certificate in the Personal store under Certificates (Local Computer), and then double-click the certificate to verify it.

    Now go ahead with the RADIUS server configuration and you will be able to configure PEAP without any errors.

    Let me know what your experience has been and if you have found a better way of fixing this issue.

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