RE: OWA, IIS and SSL
From: Emily Blum (eblum@tmfutures.com)
Date: 01/14/03
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From: "Emily Blum" <eblum@tmfutures.com> Date: Tue, 14 Jan 2003 06:11:31 -0800
One more thing. I've successfully downloaded a
certificate on to an external workstation that has IE
5.0. However, I still receive the Page not found error
when trying to access OWA through https:
Emily Blum
>-----Original Message-----
>I've come across another error on the client side. I
>uninstalled and reinstalled Cert Server and started the
>process over again.
>
>Now when I try to download the certificate (after
>inserting the text to the browscap.ini file) after
filling
>out the form I receive:
>You have submitted an empty string.... it references a
>PKCS10 begin generated on the machine.
>
>I am working from two different browsers, IE5.5 and IE6
>(incidentally, when using IE6 a dialog box asking to
>select browser type, which does NOT include IE5.5 or 6,
>appears before the Certificate Enrollment Form box
appears.
>
>Thank you.
>
>Emily Blum
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Edgar,
>>Thank you for the information. That did help my problem
>>with downloading a client certificate. However, when I
>>attempted to log in to OWA using the https: URL I
>received
>>the standard error of The page could not be displayed,
>>check your internet settings.
>>
>>When trying to access OWA without the "s" I received the
>>error that https was required so I presume my server
side
>>is set up correctly.
>>
>>What is wrong on the client side? If indeed this is
>where
>>the problem is.
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>Emily
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Emily,
>>>
>>>SYMPTOMS
>>>========
>>>When a client computer that is running Microsoft
>Internet
>>Explorer attempts
>>>to enroll for a certificate against a Windows NT 4.0
>>version 1
>>>Certification Authority (CA), the client may be unable
>to
>>enroll, or the
>>>enrollment process may not support the expected
advanced
>>options.
>>>
>>>
>>>CAUSE
>>>=====
>>>This problem occurs because the Windows NT 4.0 CA does
>>not recognize the
>>>latest versions of Internet Explorer; thus, the
expected
>>functionality is
>>>not present for these clients.
>>>
>>>
>>>RESOLUTION
>>>==========
>>>To resolve this problem, edit the Browscap.ini file on
>>the Windows NT 4.0
>>>CA to add browser recognition for the latest versions
of
>>Internet Explorer.
>>>To do so, add the following information to the
>>Browscap.ini, which is
>>>located in the %SystemRoot%\System32\Inetsrv folder on
>>the server.
>>>
>>>NOTE: This sample contains Internet Explorer 5, 5.<x>,
>>and 6.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ;;ie 5.0
>>> [IE 5.0]
>>> browser=IE
>>> Version=5.0
>>> majorver=#5
>>> minorver=#0
>>> frames=TRUE
>>> tables=TRUE
>>> cookies=TRUE
>>> backgroundsounds=TRUE
>>> vbscript=TRUE
>>> javascript=TRUE
>>> javaapplets=True
>>> ActiveXControls=TRUE
>>> Win16=False
>>> beta=False
>>> AK=False
>>> SK=False
>>> AOL=False
>>>
>>> ;;ie 5.x
>>> [Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.*; Windows NT)]
>>> parent=IE 5.0
>>> version=5.0
>>> minorver=0
>>> platform=WinNT
>>>
>>> ; Default Browser
>>> [*]
>>> browser=Default
>>> frames=FALSE
>>> tables=TRUE
>>> cookies=FALSE
>>> backgroundsounds=FALSE
>>> vbscript=FALSE
>>> javascript=FALSE
>>>
>>> ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; IE 6.0
>>> [IE 6.0]
>>> browser=IE
>>> Version=6.0
>>> majorver=6
>>> minorver=0
>>> frames=True
>>> tables=True
>>> cookies=True
>>> backgroundsounds=True
>>> vbscript=True
>>> javaapplets=True
>>> javascript=True
>>> ActiveXControls=True
>>> Win16=False
>>> beta=True
>>> AK=False
>>> SK=False
>>> AOL=False
>>> Update=False
>>>
>>> [Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.*; Windows 95*)]
>>> parent=IE 6.0
>>> platform=Win95
>>> beta=True
>>>
>>> [Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.*; Windows 98*)]
>>> parent=IE 6.0
>>> platform=Win98
>>> beta=True
>>>
>>> [Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.*; Windows NT*)]
>>> parent=IE 6.0
>>> platform=WinNT
>>> beta=True
>>>
>>> [Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.*)]
>>> parent=IE 6.0
>>>
>>>
>>>STATUS
>>>======
>>>
>>>Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the
>>Microsoft products
>>>that are listed at the beginning of this article.
>>>
>>>MORE INFORMATION
>>>================
>>>
>>>
>>>The Browscap.ini file works with the browser components
>>that are included
>>>with Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0.
>>This component checks
>>>the version of the browser to measure its capabilities.
>>If the Browscap.ini
>>>does not contain the client's browser, functionality of
>>that browser may be
>>>limited. Earlier versions of this file do not contain
>the
>>latest versions
>>>of Internet Explorer. Windows NT 4.0 Service Packs may
>>update this file,
>>>but to support Internet Explorer 6, you have to
manually
>>update the
>>>Browscap.ini file.
>>>
>>>Thank You
>>>Edgar Yanez
>>>DSM IIS Support
>>>
>>>This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties,
and
>>confers no rights.
>>>You assume all risk for your use. © 2001 Microsoft
>>Corporation. All rights
>>>reserved.
>>>Please do not send email directly to this alias. This
is
>>our online account
>>>name for newsgroup participation only.
>>>
>>>--------------------
>>>| Content-Class: urn:content-classes:message
>>>| From: "Emily Blum" <eblum@tmfutures.com>
>>>| Sender: "Emily Blum" <eblum@tmfutures.com>
>>>| References: <07a101c2a7a9$8d3900b0
>>$89f82ecf@TK2MSFTNGXA01>
>>><$fHuJYmqCHA.1232@cpmsftngxa09>
>>><053501c2aa85$33206ad0$d2f82ecf@TK2MSFTNGXA09>
>>><YAhbv2wqCHA.2248@cpmsftngxa09>
>>>| Subject: RE: OWA, IIS and SSL
>>>| Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2002 10:28:15 -0800
>>>
>>>| Yes, I am using client certificates. This is where
>the
>>>| error occurs. When I try to open the certificate I
>get
>>an
>>>| error message "error '800a01ce'"
>>>| /CertSrv/CertEnroll/kgaccept.asp, line 21
>>>| I'm not sure how to research this error.
>>>| Thanks.
>>>| Emily Blum
>>>| >-----Original Message-----
>>>| >Are you using client certificates for your SSL
>>>| connections? If so, when
>>>| >given a choice to open or save the cert, go ahead
and
>>>| open it. Run the
>>>| >installation wizard to install the client cert then
>>try
>>>| your connection
>>>| >again.
>>>| >
>>>| >Sincerely,
>>>| >
>>>| >Tim Greene MCSE, MCSA, MCP+I
>>>| >IIS Newsgroup Support
>>>| >
>>>| >Please do not send email directly to this alias.
This
>>is
>>>| our online account
>>>| >name for newsgroup participation only.
>>>| >
>>>| >If you would like to open a support incident with
>>>| Microsoft, call
>>>| >1-800-936-5800
>>>| >
>>>| >This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties,
>>and
>>>| confers no rights.
>>>| >You assume all risk for your use. © 2001 Microsoft
>>>| Corporation.
>>>| >
>>>| >.
>>>| >
>>>|
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>
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