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Hi everyone,

 

I'm in the process of attempting to set up an Exchange 2010 Federation Trust with the MFG so as to create an Organization Relationship with a partner organization (we are running Exchange 2010 SP1 in both organizations), however I'm hitting a strange issue I'm hoping someone may be able to help with.

 

I have successfully setup the trust with the MFG using the namespace exchangedelegation.mycompany.com, and created the external DNS TXT record for the domain proof for this domain. I have also successfully added the DNS TXT record for the domain proof for the namespace mycompany.com which I have then added to the trust with the MFG - so far so good.

 

Now, when I run a Test-FederationTrust, I get the following results:

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RunspaceId : 25acdf33-9130-427e-8ca2-b2f74d72764f
Id         : FederationTrustConfiguration
Type       : Success
Message    : FederationTrust object in ActiveDirectory is valid.

RunspaceId : 25acdf33-9130-427e-8ca2-b2f74d72764f
Id         : FederationMetadata
Type       : Success
Message    : The federation trust contains the same certificates published by the security token service in its federat
             ion metadata.

RunspaceId : 25acdf33-9130-427e-8ca2-b2f74d72764f
Id         : StsCertificate
Type       : Success
Message    : Valid certificate referenced by property TokenIssuerCertificate in the FederationTrust object.

RunspaceId : 25acdf33-9130-427e-8ca2-b2f74d72764f
Id         : StsPreviousCertificate
Type       : Success
Message    : Valid certificate referenced by property TokenIssuerPrevCertificate in the FederationTrust object.

RunspaceId : 25acdf33-9130-427e-8ca2-b2f74d72764f
Id         : OrganizationCertificate
Type       : Error
Message    : Certificate referenced by property OrgPrivCertificate in the FederationTrust object is expired.

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I have tried removing the trust with the MFG as well as removing the self-signed certificate created for Federation and recreating from scratch, however I hit the same error every time. I have verified that the certificate that is in use for Federation is valid, so I'm a little stumped here.

If I attempt to run a Get-FederationInformation for my domain, I get the following results:

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Get-FederationInformation -DomainName mycompany.com
Federation information could not be received from the external organization.
    + CategoryInfo          : NotSpecified: (:) [Get-FederationInformation], GetFederationInformationFailedException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : A83969B0,Microsoft.Exchange.Management.SystemConfigurationTasks.GetFederationInformation

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If I try to run a Get-FederationInformation for microsoft.com, I get the following results (after seeing it start to retrieve info for xbox.com, microsoft.com, exchange.microsoft.com, windows.microsoft.com and zune.net):

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WARNING: An unexpected error has occurred and a Watson dump is being generated: Operation is not valid due to the
current state of the object.
Operation is not valid due to the current state of the object.
    + CategoryInfo          : NotSpecified: (:) [Get-FederationInformation], InvalidOperationException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : System.InvalidOperationException,Microsoft.Exchange.Management.SystemConfigurationTasks.
   GetFederationInformation

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I'm wondering if this could be related to the fact that the Federation Trust has been created and removed a couple of times prior, and there may be remnants from that at play.

 

Any thoughts would be most welcome... 

 

Cheers,

 

Cameron



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