I am having a problem, with ocs 2007 r2 edge server.

 I have checked for the following.

-The outbound proxy and A/V Authentication Edge Server have valid certificates.

-Conference Server certificate is valid.

Do you have an idea.. 

ID:19005

A/V Authentication Edge Service could not be started.

Exception: Microsoft.Rtc.MRAS.MRASException: Server certificate not valid Revoked
at Microsoft.Rtc.MRAS.Crypto.GetValidCertificate(String issuerName, String serialNumber, Boolean isBankCert)
at Microsoft.Rtc.MRAS.Crypto..ctor(Byte[] bankCertSN, Byte[] bankCertIssuer)
at Microsoft.Rtc.MRAS.CredentialsGenerator.InitializeCrypto()
at Microsoft.Rtc.MRAS.CredentialsGenerator..ctor(Configuration config)
at Microsoft.Rtc.MRAS.Core.Initialize()
at Microsoft.Rtc.MRAS.Core..ctor(ServiceStopHandler serviceStop)
at Microsoft.Rtc.MRAS.Server.OnStart()
Cause: Internal error.
Resolution:

Examine the details in the associated event log entry to determine the potential cause and report to Product Support Services. 

 

 

ID:19012  

A/V Authentication Edge Service has detected that the certificate is invalid

Certificate Serial Number: 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' Issuer: 'SERIALNUMBER=XXXXXXXX, CN=Go Daddy Secure Certification Authority, OU=http://certificates.godaddy.com/repository, O="GoDaddy.com, Inc.", L=Scottsdale, S=Arizona, C=US' reason: Revoked
Cause: Invalid Certificate.
Resolution:

Install a valid certificate and check if the config parameters have the correct server certificate Serial Number. 

 

Hi

Did you renewed any Internal/External Certificates Recently.

Check if the FQDN is included in the certificate.

My guess is the certificate has expired. Can you open up the certificate from the personal store and view the details.

1. From the Start menu, click Run. Type mmc in the text box and click OK. An MMC snap-in Console window launches.

2. On the Console menu, click Add/Remove Snap-in.

3. Click Add to add a snap-in to the current console.

4. Select Certificates in the Snap-in list, click Add, and click Close.

5. Click OK to close the Add/Remove Snap-in dialog box. The Certificates directory is now added to the MMC console.

6. In the Certificates console, click the Personal node and double click the certificates on the right side to view details.

When you open the Certificate if it shows with a red X there is a problem, usually it will indicate the issue on the General tab: http://blogs.technet.com/blogfiles/sbs/WindowsLiveWriter/ReceivingCertificateErrorsWhenConnecting_DC81/hdcFB23.tmp_2.jpg

Hi,

I have checked certificates, all certificates are valid. Server Trusted Root Certification Authorities includes go daddy root certificate.

Hi,

Please try to check the FQDN of internal interface on the Edge server. You can refer to this link about Event ID 19005.

http://www.ocspedia.com/Edge_Server/EdgeServerIssues/EventID19005.htm

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Hi,

The fqdn for internal interface on the edge server is matching the computer fqdn. bu error is "Server certificate not valid Revoked".

Since the Certificate with the problem is issued from GoDaddy, please check: http://support.godaddy.com/help/article/6015/using-the-ssl-installation-tool also you could login to GoDaddy with your account and view certificate status.