HELP!! - The security certificate on the server is invalid. (80072f0d)

Have a Cingular 8125 that's been wiped clean for a new user.
Server is SBS 2K3 SP1 with Exchange 2K3 SP2.
Other Mobile PC devices synch with Exchange.
Server certificate is self-signed.

ActiveSync 4.5 says:
"The security certificate on the server is invalid. Contact your
Exchange Server administrator or ISP to install a vaild certificate on
the server.
Support Code:80072f0d

KB915152 says
"ActiveSync does not recognize the Certification Authority that
generated the certificate of the server. If you synchronize on a
schedule, synchronization has been changed from scheduled to manual."

However, this error prevents device from synchronizing with exchange
server at all.

What's invalid about a self-signed SBS 2K3 certificate authority?

How can we cure this short of generating a new self-signed certificate
and installing it on all our mobile devices all over again?

HELP!

Figured it out. Sorry about that.

On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 16:48:35 -0600, Bilbo
<wlp<faux>fake<at>email<dot>hal-pc.org> wrote:

>Have a Cingular 8125 that's been wiped clean for a new user.
>Server is SBS 2K3 SP1 with Exchange 2K3 SP2.
>Other Mobile PC devices synch with Exchange.
>Server certificate is self-signed.
>
>ActiveSync 4.5 says:
>"The security certificate on the server is invalid. Contact your
>Exchange Server administrator or ISP to install a vaild certificate on
>the server.
>Support Code:80072f0d
>
>KB915152 says
>"ActiveSync does not recognize the Certification Authority that
>generated the certificate of the server. If you synchronize on a
>schedule, synchronization has been changed from scheduled to manual."
>
>However, this error prevents device from synchronizing with exchange
>server at all.
>
>What's invalid about a self-signed SBS 2K3 certificate authority?
>
>How can we cure this short of generating a new self-signed certificate
>and installing it on all our mobile devices all over again?
>
>HELP!

"Bilbo fake email hal-pc.org>" wrote:

> Figured it out. Sorry about that.
>
> On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 16:48:35 -0600, Bilbo
> <wlp<faux>fake<at>email<dot>hal-pc.org> wrote:
>
> >Have a Cingular 8125 that's been wiped clean for a new user.
> >Server is SBS 2K3 SP1 with Exchange 2K3 SP2.
> >Other Mobile PC devices synch with Exchange.
> >Server certificate is self-signed.
> >
> >ActiveSync 4.5 says:
> >"The security certificate on the server is invalid. Contact your
> >Exchange Server administrator or ISP to install a vaild certificate on
> >the server.
> >Support Code:80072f0d
> >
> >KB915152 says
> >"ActiveSync does not recognize the Certification Authority that
> >generated the certificate of the server. If you synchronize on a
> >schedule, synchronization has been changed from scheduled to manual."
> >
> >However, this error prevents device from synchronizing with exchange
> >server at all.
> >
> >What's invalid about a self-signed SBS 2K3 certificate authority?
> >
> >How can we cure this short of generating a new self-signed certificate
> >and installing it on all our mobile devices all over again?
> >
> >HELP!
>
>

I am having the exact same problem with the same device. Can you share how
you were able to overcome the issue?

Thanks,
--
A. Hines


"Bilbo fake email hal-pc.org>" wrote:

> Figured it out. Sorry about that.
>
> On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 16:48:35 -0600, Bilbo
> <wlp<faux>fake<at>email<dot>hal-pc.org> wrote:
>
> >Have a Cingular 8125 that's been wiped clean for a new user.
> >Server is SBS 2K3 SP1 with Exchange 2K3 SP2.
> >Other Mobile PC devices synch with Exchange.
> >Server certificate is self-signed.
> >
> >ActiveSync 4.5 says:
> >"The security certificate on the server is invalid. Contact your
> >Exchange Server administrator or ISP to install a vaild certificate on
> >the server.
> >Support Code:80072f0d
> >
> >KB915152 says
> >"ActiveSync does not recognize the Certification Authority that
> >generated the certificate of the server. If you synchronize on a
> >schedule, synchronization has been changed from scheduled to manual."
> >
> >However, this error prevents device from synchronizing with exchange
> >server at all.
> >
> >What's invalid about a self-signed SBS 2K3 certificate authority?
> >
> >How can we cure this short of generating a new self-signed certificate
> >and installing it on all our mobile devices all over again?
> >
> >HELP!
>
>