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HttpEvent ID 15021

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  • Started 1 year ago by Sinclair
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Sinclair
Posts: 51

I am getting these errors and warnings in the windows system log about SSL on each boot.

Event ID 15021 (Error)

An error occurred while using SSL config for socket address 151.24.100.42:6331. The error status code is contained within the returned data.

Ditto (160.254.2.2:6331.)

Ditto (192.1168.1.34:6331)

Event ID 15300 (Warning)

SSL Certificate Settings deleted for Port:
192.168.1.34:6331

Event ID 15301 (Warning)

SSL Certificate Settings created by an admin process for port: 192.168.1.34:6331

I found this link via Google

http://technet2.microsoft.com/.....x?mfr=true

but unfortunately didn't help. At step 3 when I type/enter <netsh http delete sslcert> I visualize the following:

One or more essential parameters were not entered. Verify the required parameters, and reenter
them.The synthax supplied for this command is not valid . Check help for the correct synthax.

Usage: delete sslcert [ipport=]<IP Address:port>

Parameters:

Tag Value
ipport - The IPv4 or IPv6 address and port for which the SSL certificate bindings will be deleted

Remarks: deletes SSL server certificate bindings and corresponding client certificate policies for an IP address and port.

Examples:

delete sslcert ipport=1.1.1.1:443
delete sslcert ipport=0.0.0.0:443
delete sslcert ipport=[ :: ]:443

I really don’t understand a thing. I am not a techie.

I would greatly hope/appreciate if someone out there could help me further.

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michael
michael
Posts: 568

Sinclair, try this:

http://technet2.microsoft.com/.....c1033.mspx

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Mike

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Sinclair
Posts: 51

Correct version

Thank you Michael,

I've already been there. Although they look different in the ending part, your/mine (link)both take you to the same page

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