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AnyConnect Secure Mobility ClientTroubleshoot and AlertsError and System Messages Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client VPN User Messages, Release 3.1 Download Print could not establish trust relationship for the ssl/tls secure channel c# Available Languages Download Options PDF (379.0 KB) View with Adobe Reader on could not establish secure channel for ssl/tls with authority a variety of devices Updated:Oct 30, 2012 Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client VPN User Messages, Release 3.1 Table Of Contents Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client VPN User Messages, Release 3.1 Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client VPN User Messages, Release 3.1 October 15, 2012 The following user messages appear on the AnyConnect client GUI. A description follows each message, along with recommended user and administrator responses if applicable. The recommended administrator responses apply to IT representatives with monitoring and configuration access to the secure gateway configured to provide VPN access. Note Restarting the endpoint OS and AnyConnect might help to recover from some errors. The messages in this document are in alphabetical order, except for the following one: Message not present in this document Description Message originated from the Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance 5500 series (ASA) in the role of the secure gateway. This error message can contain any error string. The remaining messages originate from AnyConnect, unless the descriptions indicate otherwise. A new PIN has been generated for you: PIN. Description The server generated a new personal identification number (PIN) for use with the SDI authentication token. Recommended User Response None. A security threat has been detected in the received server certificate. A VPN connection will not be established. Description A security threat was detected in the received server certificate. The threat is likely the result of a null character prefix attack. Recommended User Response Report the issue to your organization's technical support. Recommended Administrator Response Provide instructions to obtain the certificate required for VPN access. A user other than the one who started the VPN connection has logged into the computer locally. The VPN connection has been
cloud-based data source, e.g. ODBC, OLEDB, OData, Microsoft .NET based providers, Files (Excel, XML, CSV), SQL databases like SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, IBM DB2, IBM AS/400, IBM Informix, Notes, SharePoint, Exchange, Active Directory, Navision, SAP and many more directly to native SharePoint lists - in just minutes without any programming. But often there are issues to connect via web services (e.g. CSOM, OData) using SSL/HTTPS. This FAQ shows how to solve these general SharePoint (not BDLC related) issue. Authentication against the secure token server ... failed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/vpn_client/anyconnect/anyconnect31/user/messages/ac31-vpn-user-msgs.html with authority ... Content 1 TextTo connect a local SharePoint list to an external list in SharePoint Online you can use the new “Layer2 Data Provider for SharePoint (CSOM)”. The connection string should look like this: URL=https://mycompany.SharePoint.com/sites/mysite/; List=myList; Authentication=Office365; [emailprotected] ; Pass=myPassword; View=AllItems As you see SSL is used for secure communication. If you validate your connection string you will see the following error message: The http://www.layer2solutions.com/en/community/FAQs/BDLC/Pages/authentication-against-the-secure-token-server.aspx authentication against the secure token server 'https://login.microsoftonline.com/extSTS.srf' failed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel with authority 'login.microsoftonline.com'. Fig.: Accessing web services from inside SharePoint could raise the this error message This is not a product related error, but a general SharePoint issue. Microsoft SharePoint uses its own certificate store and it does not trust the global standard certificates. Especially it does not trust the certificates Microsoft uses on their Office 365 Login Page and SharePoint Online sites. To make your SharePoint trust these certificates, you have to add them to your trusted certificates in SharePoint Central Administration. First we have to retrieve the certificates required. To get the needed certificates go to https://login.microsoftonline.com with the Microsoft Internet Explorer. Click to the certificate item next to the addressbar and open the certificate with “View certificates” link. Fig.: How to get the certificate to store in SharePoint certificate store later on. Chose the root certificate (‘VeriSign’) from the “Certification Path” tab and click “View Certificate”. Fig.: Select and view a root certificate in browser.
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