Getting the following error on Sharepoint when you enter smster.in’s or ManageFieldStaff.com’s url and clicking Test?
The following is what comes on event viewer…
Solution:
Add your root certificate to the certificate store…
That’s the solution given on MSDN and on various forums on google.But unfortunately,its not working for me on a paticular server.
Contacted godaddy and Microsoft support…waiting for their reply.I’ll post an update on this soon.
Update: None of those guys actually responded.
So,here’s the solution…Just figured it out..
First,open the this url on your browser..
https://login.managefieldstaff.com/smsservice/service1.asmx
You would see this..
Notice the lock sign (
) on the addressbar on your IE?
Click on that!
Click on 
You should see the certificate details..
Click on the 
tab
You would see something like this…
Double click on each certificate on that list and repeat the steps I’m going to show for each of those certificates.
Click on the 
tab
Click on 
Follow the wizard…
Select 
Then,select where you want to save by clicking 
and hit 
Repeat the above steps for each of the certificates in the certificate path and save those certificates somewhere.
Importing certificates into Sharepoint
Now,we need to import these certificates into Sharepoint…
Open 
Go to 
Under 
,click on 
Now,click on the 
on the RIBBON..
You would see the Trust Relationship Window…
Provide a name and select each of those saved certificates..
Hit ok and we’re done with solving this error.
The end result should be something like this..
May your work be Blessed! Cheers!
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ReplyDeleteGetting the following error on Sharepoint when you enter smster.in’s or ManageFieldStaff.com’s url and clicking Test?
The following is what comes on event viewer…
Solution:
Add your root certificate to the certificate store…
That’s the solution given on MSDN and on various forums on google.But unfortunately,its not working for me on a paticular server.
Contacted godaddy and Microsoft support…waiting for their reply.I’ll post an update on this soon.
Update: None of those guys actually responded.
So,here’s the solution…Just figured it out..
First,open the this url on your browser..
https://login.managefieldstaff.com/smsservice/service1.asmx
You would see this..
Notice the lock sign () on the addressbar on your IE?
Click on that!
Click on
You should see the certificate details..
Click on the tab
You would see something like this…
Double click on each certificate on that list and repeat the steps I’m going to show for each of those certificates.
Click on the tab
Click on
Follow the wizard…
Select
Then,select where you want to save by clicking
and hit
Repeat the above steps for each of the certificates in the certificate path and save those certificates somewhere.
Importing certificates into Sharepoint
Now,we need to import these certificates into Sharepoint…
Open
Go to
Under ,click on
Now,click on the on the RIBBON..
You would see the Trust Relationship Window…
Okay, but when you want us to select certificates which option do we choose? Please reivew and update.
Good on ya! Thanks for the help!
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ReplyDeleteFantastic. I've been struggling with this all day and importing all certificates in the path has finally solved. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteYou may also check how to send SMS from Sharepoint with Ozeki NG SMS Gateway:
http://www.sms-integration.com/p_17-sharepoint-sms.html
Youtube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrpdKmLfkLY
BR
Thanks for the walkthough, it solved my intra farm certificate issue.
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