#Mp4tools joiner failed registration

A connection with the server could not be established. The certificate authority is invalid or incorrect. The supplied certificate has been revoked. It was not possible to connect to the revocation server or a definitive response could not be obtained.

The server name or address could not be resolved. (See the following table for the Event ID description.) Windows 7: Applications and Service Logs/Microsoft-Workplace-Join/Admin Windows 8 or Windows 10: Applications and Service Logs/Microsoft-Windows-Workplace-Join/Admin (See the following table for the Event ID.) To fix the problem for message 1, review the Event logs on the client computer that's trying to do a Workplace Join to determine the correct solution.Īn administrator may see details in Event Viewer that resemble the following example: Event ID:

To resolve either of these problems, use the method that's appropriate for the situation. The user receives the following message after the user provides the user's user name and password: Also, the connection to your workplace might not be working right now. The user receives the following message before providing the user's user name and password:Ĭonfirm you are using the current sign-in info, and that your workplace uses this feature.

#Mp4tools joiner failed registration

When a user tries to do a Workplace Join by using Device Registration Services, the user receives one of the following messages: Original product version: Windows 8.1 Enterprise, Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter, Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard, Azure Active Directory Original KB number: 3045387 Symptoms This article describes an issue in which a user can't join a device to a Workplace by using Device Registration Services.