Event ID 47 Source W3SVC
| Event ID | 47 |
| Source | W3SVC |
| Type | Warning |
| Description | The server certificate for instance '1' does not chain up to a trusted root certificate. For additional information specific to this message please visit the Microsoft Online Support site located at: http://www.microsoft.com/contentredirect.asp. |
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Chris Hindy
This happens if you have an in-house CA and generate and install a certificate in IIS but do not install the associated root certificate. To fix, open Internet Services Manager, select the instance in question and open its properties. Select the Directory Security tab. Click View Certificate. The certificate you have installed will have a red error "x" over it, and an error will be displayed that the sertificate cannot be verified up to a trusted root. Select the certification path, click the root certificate and click the View Certificate button. Click on the Install Certificate butoon. This launches the Certificate Import Wizard. Follow the prompts taking the defaults. Adrian Grigorof From a newsgroup post: "You might be missing the Intermediate certificate for the server authentication certificate. Find out who issued you the cert and install their root and intermediate cert on the server." |
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