Re: Access denied 403.7 client certificate


I'm trying ta access a webservice that requires identification by client
certificate. Browsing the webservice and console testprogram works fine,
but
my webapplication gets a 403.7 access denied all the time.
I've followed the instructions and imported the certificate with
Winhttpcertcfg and granted access rights to both ASPNET and NetworkService
account. In the log it looks as if communication is established and my
request is sent, but then a new validation of certificates is asked for
and
then it fails. See SEC_I_RENEGOTIATE on line 176 and then it gets Zero
client
certificates to choose among.

Anyone got any clues?


Can you post client code(The code that load the cert from the store and
ships it to your webservice) for both console and webapplication?

S


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