> On 5/12/08 1:28 PM, in article ee7e3d2.41@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
"subaquaman@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
" wrote: > > > Hi Rebecca, > > > >
Thanks
for your advice. > > > > I went through the troubleshooting steps as
best
I could and have found the > > x509 anchors to be missing.
Reinstalling
the OS seems incredibly > > dispro****tionate to getting Messenger
working,
besides my Mac is only a month > > old! Have you any other
suggestions
please? > > > > Thanks again. > > Hi, please install the x509
anchors.
If you are on Leopard (10.5.x) the > instructions are below. The
x509
anchors are there by default on 10.4.x > > OS X 10.5.x: Launch
Keychain
Access located in your Utilities > folder. Choose File -> Add to
Keychain,
then select > /System/Library/Keychains/X509Certificates.obsoleted.
You
should now be able > to view the x509 anchors. Do any certificates
show
for the x509 anchors? If > so, do you have the �Secure Server
Certification
Authority� certificate? If > not, you will need to copy this
certificate
from another Macintosh into the > x509 anchors in your keychain, or
reinstall
the OS. The certificate allows > for a more secure login. > >
Thanks,
> Rebecca > > Rebecca Harriss > rharriss@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(remove
online for any direct replies) > Microsoft Cor****ation > Macintosh
Business
Unit, SDET > > This posting is provided �AS IS� with
no
warranties, and confers no rights. > > > > > Hi, I copy this answer
from
-
<http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.mac.messenger/browse_thread/thread/d82459f5ecb3813c>
And that solution worked fine for me.
Tomislav - mail: igud71@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just an FYI for anyone using TLS in Mac Messanger and OSX Leopard
(10.5).
The instructions in the Mac Messenger Deployment Guide for adding an
X509
Certificate to the OSX Keychain do not work on Leopard. In previous
OSX
versions the "X509 Anchors" keychain is added to your keychain by
default
and is an option when you double click a certificate for im****t.
With
Leopard however you must manually open your
"Applications/Utilities/Keychain
Accces", go to "File" then "Add Keychain". Then navigate to
/System/Library/Keychains
where you should see the file "X509Anchors", add this keychain. This
keychain
is the keychain that must contain the correct certificate your
cor****ation
uses for TLS trans****t. If your corp happens to use a standard
public
certificate of course you will never have to worry about this, but
if
it is an non-included certificate you must im****t to to that
keychain.
did this work for anyone? it surely didn't work for me as i don't have
X509Anchors in the System/Library/Keychains folder, and have no idea where
to download it from... so... still stuck with "not able to connect to the
server...
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