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Event ID 36888

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KB ID 0000634 

Problem

This was driving me nuts on my Windows 7 x64 Laptop.

Log Name: System
Source: Schannel
Event ID: 36888
Task Category: None
Level: Error
User: SYSTEM
Description:
The following fatal alert was generated: 10. The internal error state is 10.

I was getting a dozen of these an hour!

Solution

This error is caused (from what I can gather) by an error in certificate negotiation, your machine is trying to initiate communications with another machine/server using a certificate and TLS and the process is producing this error TLS1_ALERT_UNEXPECTED_MESSAGE (10).

1. If your browser is the cause of the problem, then simply open Internet Options > Advanced > Untick all the TLS options > Apply.

2. However this DID NOT WORK for me, so something is programmatically chatting from my laptop using TLS. The bottom line is, this problem is probably not even on your machine, so I’m simply going to disable SCHANNEL logging.

Note: If your Error does NOT say “The following fatal alert was generated: 10. The internal error state is 10“. then I would suggest NOT doing this.

3. In the search run box type regedit and navigate to the following key;

[box]
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > System > CurrentControlSet > Control > SecurityProviders > SCHANNEL
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Change the EventLogging value from 1 to 0 (that’s a zero).

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Event ID 9327

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KB ID 0000480 

Problem

Seen when an Exchange server attempts to build the Offline Address book but encounters an error.

Source: MSExchangeSA
Event ID: 9327
Task Category: (13)
Level: Warning
Keywords: Classic
User: N/A
Description:
OALGen skipped some entries in the offline address list 'Global Address List'. To see which entries are affected, event logging for the OAL Generator must be set to at least medium.

This is just an instruction to enable logging so that you can see the REAL error.

Solution

Option 1 Enable Logging via the Exchange Management Shell

1. Launch the Exchange Management Shell and check the current logging level it will probably be set to “Lowest” Issue the following command:

[box]Get-EventLogLevel[/box]

Then scroll down to “MSExchangeSAOAL Generator” and check its status.

2. To turn the logging Level Right up issue the following command:

[box]Set-EventLogLevel -Identity “MSExchangeSAOAL Generator” –Level Expert[/box]

Option 2 Enable Logging via the Exchange Management Console

1. Launch the Exchange Management Console > Server Configuration > Right click the offending server > Manage Diagnostic Logging Properties > Expand MSExchangeSA > Select OAL Generation > Tick Expert > Configure > Finish.

Then rebuild the Offline address Book

1. Launch the Exchange Management Console > Organization Configuration > Offline address book Tab > Right click “Default Offline address Book” > Update.

2. Select “Yes” when prompted.

3. Wait a few minutes the re-check the server application log, you will see this error again but there should be a more descriptive error near it to let you know what is failing.

 

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