Re: Authentication with a GoDaddy Certificate
- From: "Brian Komar" <brian.komar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2008 17:41:24 -0600
Windows 2000 is a very very very old operating system.
Windows 2000 does not have any Group Policy updates of trusted root authorities (as in Windows XP and above).
The GoDaddy root CA certificate was issued on Tuesday, June 29, 2004 11:06:20 AM
It adds up pretty easy that it is not trusted on that old platform.
You could manually add it to domain members in a number of ways:
- using dsstore on each of the computers.
- Using Group Policy to designate it as a specifically trusted root CA
- Publish the GoDaddy root CA certificate to Active Directory using certutil -dspublish
Brian
"Rich" <Rich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:66BC75F6-7660-4C7F-9CF8-DDC6FDC76A24@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi --
Just a general question for my understanding. (and hopefully for others as
well). I am not by any means a security expert, but I have a basic
understanding, but some of my syntax may be a little off ... so, please just
bear with me. I have recently installed IIS Certificate to Win 2003 Server R2
Machine. After I secured my Website, I ran additional process where to tell
me Certificate Store (on IIS Server) that GoDaddy is a "trusted" CA. I have
connected this website with a handful of XP boxes from remote locations and
everything "seems" to be working fine.
However, I have recently tried to connect to this website from a Win 2000
Server running IE6, and it presenting the infamous "I don't recognize this
CA; do you want to continue?" screen. Any suggestions on the
problem/solution?
Any insights or links to help me understand what is going on at a lower
level would be greatly appreciated as well.
Thanks in advance,
Rich
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