I got the following error this morning, when I tried to access Search Settings in the SSP admin: "Authentication failed because the remote party has closed the transport stream."
After snooping around a bit, I found that the .Net 3.5SP1 may be the culprit. I had installed this prior to installing MOSS. I re-ran the setup, repaired and the error went away, great! But that wasn’t the end of it.
Issues began when I tried to split the Query and Indexing roles, The Propagation status (Search Admin) showed “Error” and the Event viewer started showing 6482 errors.
Thanks to Mr V’s blog post: http://mrvsharepoint.blogspot.com/2009/02/when-you-to-search-settings-you-get.html, I managed to get it working...
As I was working in a NON SSL environment, I didn’t realise that the Office Server Web Services had its own self signed certificate, so had ignored the IIS resource kit stuff - that'll teach me to read things properly.
I followed the instructions; the only other thing I had to do is reapply the password for the Default Content Access Account in the SSP Search Settings.
Event Log – Clear!
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