


The connection seems to be reaching the IMAP connector. Certificates bind a public cryptographic key to a domain name, similar to how a passport brings together a persons photo and name. Web PKI includes everything needed to issue and verify certificates used for TLS on the web. #Fields: dateTime,sessionId,seqNumber,sIp,cIp,user,duration,rqsize,rpsize,command,parameters,context I enabled IMAP Logging for a few minutes and attempted the test. I have reset all the Exchange Virtual Directories back to default, but the connection still fails on the incoming port, but it is able to send out the test message successfully. I removed their softwareĪnd everything except IMAP has been running fine since.
Trillian could not validate the ssl certificate install#
Other techs attempted to install a Attendance Door Clock-in system's software which took over all IIS functions. IMAP is configured and the services are running. Remote Connectivity Analyzer and the IMAP test passed. Set-ServerComponentState -Identity mailserver -Component IMAPProxy -Requester HealthAPI -State ActiveĬonfirmed all components active by rerunning the Get-ServerComponentState command and reran the Microsoft Ran the following command to start up the Inactive Components: C:\Windows\system32>Get-ServerComponentState -Identity It seems after one of the Cumulative Updates, not all the ComponentProxies were set back to the "Active" state.
