Facetime Server Encountered Error

Hmm, well I didn't do all that. I just deleted those 2 files, uninstalled the app via the terminal command but then just downloaded/reinstalled Lion...but anyway - It worked!!!

thank you very much

Will i have to reinstall all my Programms After reinstall of Lion? (Adobe Products, Office and so on)

Not unless you are having an issue with the program. The OS installation generally does not mess with applications programs. If you are reinstalling Lion, any programs it was going to mess with have already been messed with.

same problem too.hope apple look into it.Apple should run test before released the Lion.

sick of testing. I lost my time from two days ago for not accomplishing anything. And it should publish the patch this problem, it's a shame and a disappointment.

Sorry for my english.

Ahora intento explicarlo en español:

Tarde mucho tiempo en poder comprar mi MacBook Pro; actualice y el FaceTime ya no anda.

Estoy mucho mas que desilusionado, estoy cansado y siento que nadie lo va a arreglar.

Total que importa no?? Somos solo un usuario entre millones.

I did have the same problem, but just fixed it. The problem is a certificate. Open Keychain Access and check the certificates. You will find a certificate issued by "Apple Applications Integration Certification Authority". There might be a few. Just delete them. Next time you open Facetime it should work. Might be a good idea to do a restart before. Of course, if you didn't get Lion from the AppStore, it might not work...

didn't work for me.

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3189272?answerId=15716831022#15716831022

Seemed to sort it straight away

Yes!! it works fine now 😀

It indeed did.

Thanks straff. Thanks a lot.

Great!

Thanks!

Check if there is a certificate issued by Apple iPhone Device CA. Delete that as well. Also, check "my certificates" and the "certificates" in Keychain Access. It's most definitely related to a certificate.

On my MacBook Pro, I got it to work a little diffrently, because it wouldn't work either. I deleted the certificates, booted into the recovery volume of Lion and reinstalled Lion through the internet install options. Not a clean install, just a regular one. You be promted to enter your Apple ID and password and then it downloads and installs. After that, it all worked.

No clean up your hostfile.

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3189272?answerId=15716831022#15716831022

I resolved the issue this way:

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3205932

Hello, friends.

In order to run FaceTime on Lion, solving the server registration issue, you must create a new password key in Keychain, with the following parameters:

Name: com.apple.facetime: registrationV1

Account: registrationV1

Where: com.apple.facetime

Then, restart your Mac.

Best regards!