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Teo
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
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MSExchangeUM 1038
I was getting a strange MSExchangeUM 1038 error when trying to start MSExchangUM after enabling the UM startup mode to Dual Mode. The error in the event log was: No certificate was found.
Per this technet article, Exchange should automatically retrieve the right certificate - it will even create self-signed certificates if none exist:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd425192(office.13).aspx
But this was not happening for me. Maybe the article is missing a step, but in order to be able to use the certificate, I had to assign the certificate UM capabilities using the command:
Enable-exchangecertificate -tumbprint -services UM
- To get the thumbprint of the cert you need to enable use the command get-exchangecertificate
After this, I was able to start the MSExchangeUM service.
Note: In order for this work with OCS, a cert from a CA trusted by the OCS server(s) and Exchange must be used or the self-signed cert must be installed on the OCS server.
Teo
Per this technet article, Exchange should automatically retrieve the right certificate - it will even create self-signed certificates if none exist:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd425192(office.13).aspx
But this was not happening for me. Maybe the article is missing a step, but in order to be able to use the certificate, I had to assign the certificate UM capabilities using the command:
Enable-exchangecertificate -tumbprint
- To get the thumbprint of the cert you need to enable use the command get-exchangecertificate
After this, I was able to start the MSExchangeUM service.
Note: In order for this work with OCS, a cert from a CA trusted by the OCS server(s) and Exchange must be used or the self-signed cert must be installed on the OCS server.
Teo
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