Re: Client Certificate Authentication With HTTS POST (.NET 2.0)
- From: <Andy>
- Date: Wed, 13 Dec 2006 16:43:03 -0000
The problem is theat the default ASP.NET account can't see your certificate.
This explains what you need to do I think.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa302408.aspx
Alternatively, I have done this in the past by making the call from a
serviced component instead.
Regards,
Andy Kendall.
"DerekJMiller1" <DerekJMiller1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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We are having an issue with using a client certificate for authentication
on
an HTTPS POST using WebClient related classes.
We are getting the certificate from the protected certificate store. This
seems to work OK, but the certificate is not presented as a valid
certificate
to IIS at the other end (it doesn't get past IIS's certificate checks -
using
Require Client Certificate).
If we turn off require client certificate, it gets to our code, but no
certificate is in the request.
It appears that somewhere in the guts of HTTPRequest, the certificate is
not
transmitted over the wire (correctly?).
Note that even when using SOAP web services, we still have this issue.
If anybody can point us to some sample code demonstrating how to use a
client certificate for an HTTP post or any other assistance, it would be
appreciated.
Thanks
--
Derek
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