Re: New certificate expired, error internet_37?

Has the certificate truly expired. It is a common issue with the devices,
that the time is incorrect after the battery goes dead. In this case it
could truly be an expired certificate. Is the server running Outlook Web
Access? If the it is, you can click on the lock icon in IE to display the
certificate. The valid range is at the bottom.

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>I have a user with a Samsung i730. I recently set up OWA behind a ISA
> 2004 server. The samsung, using a verisign certificate, can get to OMA
> using the same certificate. When I try to setup wireless activesync I
> get the error Internet_37
>
> The server certificate has expired. This can be caused by your clock
> being incorrectly set. Would you like to set your clock now?
>
> I had the phone next to server and set the time to the second. I have
> seen this problem in a few threads with the samsung but not fix. Can
> anyone help?
>

ActiveSync uses WinInet on the device. Error Internet_37, maps to 12037 -
ERROR_INTERNET_SEC_CERT_DATE_INVALID. If the device time is truly correct,
than there is an issue as to how the Certificate is issues/deployed on the
server.

Exchange setup is beyond my area of expertise (sorry). I would cross post on
microsoft.public.exchange.mobility or microsoft.public.exchange.setup.

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<> wrote in message
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> Its a brand new certificate, I installed it myself on both the
> exchange/web server as well as the ISA server the publishes the rules
> for OWA/active sync and OMA.
>
>>From the phone I can get to OMA fine so it uses the certificate for
> that. Its just the active sync doesnt work. OWA, active sync and OMA
> are all virtual directories of the same server so this is puzzling and
> frustrating.
>