I have a remote user that tried logging into his Lotus account yesterday and got the error “Server Error: Your certificate has expired”
I assumed it was his ID but after reading the forum a little it points to the Server Cert ID expiring. This leads me to two questions:
1- Where do you check to see when your server cert is going to expire?
2- This is the only user that experiences it and I (the admin) have no problem or errors logging into our mail or the domain admin console. Is it really a problem with the Server Cert?
Create a view in your DD. In your select statement include servers, users and certifiers. Create a column to categorize the 3 and another column with the formula @Certificate, this will display the certificate expiration dates for each.
Yes, to view in the Admin Client open your admin server then click the Configuration tab then on the left choose Certificates > Certificate Expiration. And to answer your question about the server’s certificate, I would think that your server would not even start or would throw alot of errors on the console if it’s certificate was expired. You can also open the user’s ID file and check the expiration date. To do this from their Notes client go to File > Security > User Security, enter their password and their ID properties box will be displayed.