Re: Certification anonymous dialog (once again)
From: Andreas Klein [MSFT] (andrekl_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 06/30/03
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 15:59:07 +0200
Hi Arek,
can you please confirm that the certificate the client sends has the client
auth OID listed in it's enhanced key usage attribute?
I take it that the client owns the complete keyset and not only the
certificate. Correct?
Basically I think you are almost there.
- The server certificate is working as https://servername gets you back a
response.
- You are saying that the CA that gave out the client certificate is in the
trusted root CA store of the server computer.
- You have enabled "accept client cert" on the website.
This all boils down to a problem with the client cert you use and/or the
client application. Can you use IE as the client to test the keyset/cert?
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