Re: SSL client certificate authentication
From: David Cross [MS] (dcross@online.microsoft.com)
Date: 04/05/03
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From: "David Cross [MS]" <dcross@online.microsoft.com> Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2003 21:12:58 -0800
The list is populated by IE based on the list of root CA certs that the IIS
machine trusts.
-- David B. Cross [MS] -- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. http://support.microsoft.com "Neel" <sriparvathy.ganeshan-external@gemplus.com> wrote in message news:17f3a876.0304030427.4dd8394e@posting.google.com... > Hi All, > > I tried out doing the SSL client certificate authentication in the > following way as explained below. But there is some problem and the > web site doesn't open in the client machine... > > 1> I have installed the stand-alone root CA for generating the > certificates to be stored in the local machine. > > 2> When I install the microsoft certificate services, the root CA gets > installed in the trusted root certificate Authority root store. > > 3> Using the microsoft certificate services web page, i request a > client and a server certificate. The server certificate is installed > in the server machine and gets stored in the Intermediate CA. The > client certificate is installed in the client machine and gets stored > in the Intermediate CA again. > > 4> Now in the IIS wizard, i go to the directory security tab. > * In the Anonymous access and authentication control section, i have > not enabled any of the authentication methods like Anonymous, > BAsic,Digest or Integrated windows authentication. > > Here only certificate authentication is needed. So i went to the > secure communication section to, > * map a server certificate that i have generated and installed before. > * I go to the Edit section, enable the Require secure channel and > Require client certificate. > * But i don't do any mapping of the client certificate to the windows > user account. > > I am not doing this mapping because if that happens, then all the > client certificates have to be compulsorily placed in the server > machine,which is not correct. > > I have thought the working of this SSL client cetificate > authentication this way :- > > a> I just enable the SSL communication and to accept the client > certificate in the server. > > b> Get the client certificate in the client PC and install it in the > Intermediate CA. > > c> Now, when i type https://address of server>/Test, the server > certificate should be presented and later the client authentication > dialog box has to appear with the client certificate in the list. But > here i have a doubt, on what basis does the client certificate gets > listed in the client authentication dialog box? Does it have any > connection with the user? > > Is the mapping of certificate mandatory here? > > Thanx > Neel
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