SCP has ":443" in the addresses
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Article ID: 172796
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Issue/Introduction
SCP has ":443" in the addresses
Resolution
If you register the SCP during the RMS installation, it may corrupt the Certification and the Licensing links to the RMS server.
Certification URL:
On the RMS Server
Open a registry window
Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DRMS (Note: On some versions you will have a \2.0 folder under that key, so the path should be adjusted t represent this value)
Add a new String key named GicURL (Value name)
In Value data type the address of the certification website without the port (ex.: https://localhost/_wmcs/certification /certification.asmx)
Open the command prompt as Administrator and run iisreset command
Delete the %LocalAppData%\Microsoft\DRM folder
On the Client
Close all Microsoft Office Applications
Retry the AD RMS client operation
Licensing URL:
Access AD-RMS console
Go to the Cluster Properties
Click the SCP tab and then click Remove current SCP
Select the Cluster URLs Tab
Activate the Extranet URLs (write something in the text boxes and apply the changes)
Deactivate the Extranet URLs and apply the settings. The address should appear now without the port listed
Close the AD RMS console and re-open it
Go to Cluster Properties
Click the SCP tab, check Change SCP and then click Set SCP...
Confirm that there is no ":443" appended to the end of any of the URLs
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