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Unable to open with self signed security cert
Last Post 2011-06-03 03:30 AM by psb_net. 4 Replies.
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tconroy
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2010-05-17 09:23 AM  

 Utilizing a self signed security certificate and I am unable to open the RIS client. The error I keep getting is TCP 10061 - unable to open because server refuses the connection. The cert works fine for the Image Server. Any ideas?

jchan
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2010-05-17 04:23 PM  
"because the server actively refused it" types of messages usually have nothing to do with a certificate. most of the time it means the client can't find the server at the endpoint or socket that it's trying to use.
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tconroy
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2010-05-17 04:42 PM  

 

No firewalls running on the server. I connected everything directly through a switch (not a router). From the client workstation, I can ping the server and I can see port 8000. I turned off all filtering on the NIC. There should be nothing that blocks it. In fact, I set up the RIS client to contact the database by host name and the error I am getting is by IP address so netbios isn't an issue. All signs point to a certificate issue.

 

tconroy
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2011-02-19 12:28 AM  

 Sorry - I forgot to finish this one a long time ago. Using Microsoft Certificate server, it was an issue in the way I was creating the self-signed certificate and IIS was assigning it. Once I got it created properly, I manually added the certificate to the trusted root certificate store (not letting IIS assign it) and I was good to go. The client and RIS were able to work across a WAN. Just updating for other user's sake.

psb_net
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2011-06-03 03:30 AM  

hi tconroy

I am also facing the same problem and i am unable to connect to endpoint and i am also gettingTCP 10061 Code Error

Regards

Suresh

 

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