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If you're able to successfully sign in to Microsoft 365 Web Scheduler, try signing in again with the same type of or you able to sign in? Sign in with your corrected sign-in address If you forgot your password, see Contact your workplace technical support for a new password.If no, see Can't sign in to Microsoft 365 Web Scheduler.If yes, see Sign in with your corrected sign-in address.you sign in to Microsoft 365 Web Scheduler at.In most cases, both your sign-in address and user name look like one of these examples: The first step is to try to sign in with your credentials in another location: Microsoft 365 Web Scheduler. The amount of time you spend will depend on the type of installation you have, and the causes of your sign-in issues. Please complete each troubleshooting step, even if it doesn't seem to apply to you. Run “LyncServerupdateinstaller.Some troubleshooting steps are different depending on the type of installation you have.Attempt to start service again (If it gets stuck starting you may need to re-install updates).Run step 2 in “Lync Server Deployment Wizard Tool”.Remove “Lync Server Front End Component” and “Windows Fabric” from add remove programs.Attempt to start service again (it will probably fail with event viewer event id 10).Remove Lync updates from add and remove programs.

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Run Test-CsDatabase -ConfiguredDatabases -SqlServerFqdn | Select-Object databasename,installedversion,expectedversion and verify backend databases are at the same patch level as expected.

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Remove Lync Server Front End Component and Windows Fabric Take note of the process number then run “taskkill /f /pid ”.Ĥ. To forcefully stop the stuck service run “sc queryex RTCSRV” from Windows Command Prompt. Once this is done you may need to forcefully stop and start the service and/or reboot the server.

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Once the server comes back up, don’t forget to run the SQL update script as per the update documentation.

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nz” -ResetType FullResetįirst install the cumulative update and reboot. Reset-CsPoolRegistrarState -PoolFqdn “ server / pool. The following command compares the “Issuer” property and the “Subject” property of each certificate in the store, and then outputs details of certificates that do not meet the criteria of a self-signed certificate: You can use a Windows PowerShell command to find certificates that are put in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store incorrectly on the local computer.

If you import new certificates manually, make sure that you select the computer’s Trusted Root Certification Authorities store for the self-signed certificates, and the computer’s Intermediate Certification Authorities store for the certificates that are not self-signed certificates.

Move any certificates that are not self-signed certificates from the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store to the Intermediate Certification Authorities store.

If you use group policies to deploy certificates, make sure that the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store only contains self-signed certificates (certificates in which the certificate property “Subject” is the same as the certificate property “Issuer”).

To resolve this issue, use one of the following methods: This is normal and expected for Root Certification Authorities. Note: A self-signed certificate is defined as a certificate in which the “Issuer” property and the “Subject” property on the certificate are the same. Lync Server 2013 deployments in Windows Server 2012 may experience this issue because Windows Server 2012 implements checks for a higher level of trust for certificate authentication. This is an incorrect configuration that can cause HTTP communication between Lync servers to fail with an untrusted root certificate error. This issue occurs because a certificate that is not self-signed was installed in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store.

Certificates that are NOT self signed should go in the “Intermediate Certificate Authorities”.

a Certificate Authorities certificate) should not in in the “Trusted Root Certificate Authorities” container in the Certificate store. where the issue by and subject name are the same e.g. Microsoft documentation states that in Server 2012 to increase security, certificates that are not self signed (i.e. I have seen the service in this state for over 24 hours!! No amount of restarting will fix this problem, and there are a number of reasons I have come across that may cause this. Quite often there will be nothing in the event log, most likely because the service start will never time-out, and never actually fails to start. A common issue which can be encountered, is a Front End Service that get’s stuck starting.