Failed to generate Certificate Request
From: Anthony Bryant (anthony.bryant@viragonewmedia.com)
Date: 05/14/02
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From: "Anthony Bryant" <anthony.bryant@viragonewmedia.com> Date: Tue, 14 May 2002 06:40:07 -0700
I'm trying to create a new certificate request file.
I am not using any invalid characters but at the end
when I press the finalize button I get a "Failed to create
certificate request." and a "An internal error occured". I
cannot seem to get around this problem at all!
I perform the following steps:
1. In the Internet Information Services MMC I select
Properties on the right-click menu of the web site that I
want to create a security certificate request file for.
2. I select the Directory Security tab.
3. I click the Server Certificate button. This takes me to
the Web Server Certificate Wizard
4. I ask to create a new certificate.
5. I ask to Prepare the request now, but send it later.
6. I choose an easy to remember certificate name; I choose
1024-bit length. I DO NOT choose Server Gated Cryptography
7. I fill in the Organizational name and Organizational
Unit using only alpha-numeric characters.
8. I enter in the Fully Qualified Domain name.
9. I choose Canada as my Country/Region. I type in my
state/province and city/locality using only alpha-numeric
characters.
10. I accept the default location and name for the
certificate request (C:\certreq.txt)
11. I view a request file summary screen with all the
information that I have entered into the certificate
wizard.
I press NEXT and...
12. "Failed to Generate the Certificate Request" in big
bold letters with "An internal error occurred" underneath.
I have the latest Service Packs for IIS and W2K installed.
Thanks for you time.
Anthony Bryant
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