Link Office 2003 Pro with RMS server after client activation

Hello...
I have activate the client using a tool from RMS
SDK(ActivateClientLicensor)...
and now I have :
CERT-Machine.drm
GIC-mail@example.com-{6b883aee;kae23;k41a3;kbad0;k97d2c8fc56bd}.drm
CLC-mail@example.com-{5f9b718c;k6b77;k4457;kbce8;k0a44bf4b6f24}.drm

When I open a Word document and I go to File->Permission->Restrict
permission as... , I get a Service Sign-up for using a .NET Passport.
If I choose, No, I don't want to use this service from Microsoft, the
NEXT button becomes disabled.
If I disable .NET Passaport from Office 2003 Policy template(I've
downloaded ork.exe, and installed it to C:\WINDOWS\inf and using
gpedit.msc I've added the new template for Office 2003), I get an
error saying that I should Detect and Repair the application from Help
menu.

This is my second day in IRMS universe.. and I don't know much...
My question is... how can I link MS Office 2003 Pro with my RMS
server? How can I get them to meet each other? :)
My client machine OS: Win XP SP2 + RMS Client SP2

I have added the registry :
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSDRM\ServiceLocation]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSDRM\ServiceLocation
\Activation]
@="http://pixsrv/_wmcs/certification"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSDRM\ServiceLocation
\EnterprisePublishing]
@="http://pixsrv/_wmcs/licensing"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSDRM\ServiceLocation
\CloudPublishing]
@="http://pixsrv/_wmcs/licensing"

and now I can choose between a .NET passaport and a Windows Account.
If I choouse the Windows account, I get a windows where I write the
user Domain\LogonName.
when I pres OK, I get an error dialog that is saying:
"Unespected error occurred. Please ty again later or contact you
system administrator"

I've reinstalled RMS Client and I get the same error.
I've put the RMS server to Internet Option/Local intranet.
The server Event viewer says that I've licensed with succes...
and one thing that I don't like...
HTTP proxy settings are as follows:
address=;bypassList=;bypassProxyOnLocal=True;domain=;password=*****;scheme=None;
useProxy=False;username=;
When I want to set Permission to a document in the login dialog I get
the password already filled with 5 characters. I don't think that is a
coincidence.

When running IRMCheck, I get this:
Check Status Detailed information
1. Office System SUCCESS Microsoft Office System Dogfood 4 (build
12.0.6213.1000) is installed
2. Operating system SUCCESS Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (build
5.1.2600.xpsp_sp2_qfe.070227-2300) is installed
3. RM client SUCCESS Microsoft Rights Management client (build
5.2.3790.347) is installed
4. Kernel Debugger SUCCESS The kernel debugger is not present
5. Registry overrides SUCCESS No incorrect registry key overrides was
detected
6. Service URLs SUCCESS The Enterprise RM service is in the Local
Intranet or Trusted Sites zone
7. IRM manifests SUCCESS IRM application manifests are correct
8. Machine activation SUCCESS The machine is activated correctly:
5.2.3790.347 (RMS Client SP2 Desktop Security Processor),
file:///rmactivate.exe,
2/7/2008 1:40:00 PM [UTC]
9. User certificates SUCCESS Found 1 valid user certificate
10. System clock SUCCESS The system clock is correct
11. Pending Reboot SUCCESS No pending reboot detected
12. Product SKU SUCCESS
13. Network Connectivity SUCCESS The computer is online
14. Domain Membership SUCCESS Member of ... domain
15. Temporary Directory SUCCESS Temporary directory set to C:
\Documents and Settings\...\Local Settings\Temp\
16. Incompatible applications SUCCESS No known incompatible
applications found.
17. User Email in AD SUCCESS The logged on user's email found in the
AD:

Certificates
Type Valid Account Account Type SID Issued On Duration Service URLs
GIC Y mail@domain Windows
S-1-5-21-1828572085-3226187280-414709960-1178 2/7/2008
2/6/2008-2/6/2009 Issued By:http://rms/_wmcs/Certification

CLC Y mail@domain Windows
S-1-5-21-1828572085-3226187280-414709960-1178 2/7/2008 Always Issued
By:http://rms/_wmcs/licensing
http://rms/_wmcs/licensing
http://rms/_wmcs/Licensing

Machine Y    2/7/2008 Always Issued By:file:///rmactivate.exe

Registry Information
Office Activation Service registry entry absent
Office Enterprise Certification Service registry entry absent
Office Enterprise Client Enrollment Service registry entry absent
Office Cloud Certification Service registry entry absent
Office Cloud Client Enrollment Service
https://licensing.drm.microsoft.com/licensing
Office RM Client Setup URL registry entry absent
Office IRM Disable registry entry absent
Office IRM DisablePassportCertification registry entry absent
Office IRM DisableCertificateValidation registry entry absent
Office IRM Permission Policy Path registry entry absent
Office Cached Enterprise Client Enrollment Service registry entry
absent
RMA Activation Service registry entry absent
RMA Enterprise Certification Service registry entry absent
RMA Cloud Certification Service registry entry absent
RM Activation Service http://rms/_wmcs/certification
RM Enterprise Client Enrollment Service http://rms/_wmcs/licensing
RM Cloud Client Enrollment Service http://rms/_wmcs/licensing
Use Proxy Server 0
Proxy Server registry entry absent
Don't use proxy server for registry entry absent
Use proxy autoconfig script from registry entry absent
IE Enhanced Security registry entry absent
The Enterprise Service Discovery results:
RM Activation Service http://rms/_wmcs/certification
RM Certification Service http://rms/_wmcs/certification
RM Online Publishing Service http://rms/_wmcs/licensing
RM Client Enrollment Service http://rms/_wmcs/licensing

So, the client is activated , the RMS server says that I am
certificated(Total Certified Users is 1) but when I try to logon to
AD, it crashes!If I write a wrong password, the dialog reapears(no
crash).
I'm starting to think this search is endless...

Hi... I've read some posts for this error : unexpected error. Please
try again later or contact you system administrator and the solution
was sycronization between the client machine time and the server time.

On the other hand, this blog is gold :
http://blogs.technet.com/rmssupp/archive/2007/10/18/the-dos-and-don-ts-of-rms.as
px
The RMS admins must read this!!!

Do you still need help with this question?

Glad the blog was helpful.

-Jason

"eusebiu" wrote:

> Hi... I've read some posts for this error : unexpected error. Please
> try again later or contact you system administrator and the solution
> was sycronization between the client machine time and the server time.
> 
> On the other hand, this blog is gold :
>
http://blogs.technet.com/rmssupp/archive/2007/10/18/the-dos-and-don-ts-of-rms.as
px
> The RMS admins must read this!!!
> 
> Thanks!