The client thinks Microsoft is still there
The setup, German and English
msn_setup.zip - about 2.1 MB
SHA-256: 83fe7b22671dbdaecf07e24a03f78627c80643dcc909c2da9c0118ef827679ba
Check it before you run it:
certutil -hashfile msn_setup.zip SHA256
| File | For |
|---|---|
MSNSUSII_de.exe |
the setup, German |
msnsusii_en.exe |
the setup, English |
msn_setup_xp_up.exe |
Windows XP and newer |
msn_setup_win2000.hta |
Windows 2000 |
Two language builds and two ways to start, depending on the Windows version. Windows 2000 gets an HTA because the executable wants a newer system than it has.
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| System | Windows 2000 or XP, in a virtual machine |
| Network | the MSN names pointed at this server |
| Trust | the project's root certificate, imported on the client |
A virtual machine is not a suggestion. The setup redirects Microsoft's own host names and installs a root certificate - neither belongs on a machine you use for anything else.
The client checks the certificate and insists on HTTPS. Without the root certificate in the client's trust store, no connection comes up - and the message you get will not mention certificates.
The setup guide has the order to do things in.
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