SSL problem using Macintosh browser
From: Bob Skutnick (bob.skutnick_at_amcolor.com)
Date: 12/18/03
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Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 06:47:39 -0800
I'm still unclear about "installing the certificate". My
experience with SSL is light. I have a certificate I've
purchased from GeoTrust. It installs on the web server. I
enable SSL for the site on the server and the internet
users go the site using HTTPS: and SSL kicks in. Nothing
(installed) was required on the internet users end in the
past???
Thanks much.
Bob
>-----Original Message-----
>My mistake. Our Mac OS 9 users had experienced the same
>error message as you after I had secured the site. I
>wasn't using a trusted certificate. When I installed the
>certificate they were able to establish a secure
>connection.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I'm a bit confused. This is not an intranet but an
>>internet app. Old ASP version never required installing
>>cedrtificates manually??
>>
>>Bob
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>The certificate gets installed automatically to the
pc's
>>>in your domain. You must install the DER certificate
>>>manually on the Macs by going to your certificate
>>server:
>>>http://certsrvname/certsrv/
>>>
>>>This is what worked for me.
>>>
>>>HTH
>>>
>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>Greetings,
>>>>I'm hoping someone has experienced a problem I'm
having:
>>>>
>>>>I have an existing ASP application (working fine)
that
>>>>uses an SSL server certificate. My user community is
>>made
>>>>up of both PC's and Macintosh computers.
>>>>
>>>>I've re-written this application in ASP.NET for a
>>number
>>>>of reasons and now find that my Mac users are having
>>>>problems with the application. SSL works just fine
for
>>PC
>>>>users, won't work for Mac users (browser is Internet
>>>>Explorer). When a Mac user tries to login to my
>>>>application using SSL (https://) the browser produces
>>an
>>>>error saying "Security failure, a secure connection
>>could
>>>>not be established". Mac users can use the site/app
>>>>without SSL (http://)
>>>>
>>>>This is the same server and site and server
certificate
>>>>that was used with the ASP app. Is there a problem
>>>>using "server.transfer()" when SSL is part of the
>>>>equation? Any special web.config issues?
>>>>
>>>>I'm truly stumped on this one... Thanks so much for
any
>>>>assistance.
>>>>
>>>>Bob Skutnick
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>.
>>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>
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