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Mitel Forums => Mitel Software Applications => Topic started by: pen-nerd on November 18, 2019, 03:25:28 PM
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I'm trying to deploy some new Micollab clients for iphone users and they are getting an error 33 indicating that the server certificate is expired. Using a web browser to view the certificate I can see the valid dates and the cert is indeed expired.
The problem is I can't figure out where to configure THAT certificate. If I log in to the Micollab server manager, go to Security -> Web Server, I can see the installed certificate and it is not expired. Obviously there are multiple sites on the server, and they must be using different certificates but I can't figure out how to change the certificate for the deployment site which appears to be located on port 36008 of the same host system.
For example https://MyMicollabServer.org/server-manager works fine, no cert error. https://MyMicollabServer.org/portal also works correctly. However, https://MyMicollabServer.org:36008/?S_VER=2&S_KEY=blahblahblah has an expired cert. Can someone point me in the direction of where that certificate can be updated?
Thank you for any assistance,
Bill
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Is the Micollab sitting behind a MBG Web Proxy?
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Version and certificate type i.e. who is the signer might help. Also the previous question. I would also check for expired tokens under Web Services and the mbg(s) under client deployment connections
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Thanks guys. The problem was indeed in the Micollab Client Deployment -> Configuration -> Connection to MBGs where my connections were expired. I reauthorized them there after struggling with the necessary popups. When I tested the configuration on the Micollab Client Deployment -> Diagnostics tab, it still showed up as Certificate expired. On a whim, I restarted the servers and bingo, it works again.
Thanks for your assistance!