IIS 5 and client certificates - odd behaviour
From: Clive (no.email_at_dummy.domain)
Date: 05/15/04
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Date: Sat, 15 May 2004 15:56:18 +0100
I hope someone can help me out before Monday - I have a problem at work that
is driving me nuts!
We have an IIS server on our test system that has pages setup to accept
client certificates. We have the root certificate of the CA issuing the
client certs in our IIS root certificate store. The client machine we are
using for testing has a client certificate is issued by an intermediate CA
two levels sub-ordinate to the root CA.
When we access the protected page on our test system the IE certificate
popup appears, but it is blank. We can go to our live web site and visit the
protected pages the IE popup correctly lists the client certificate.
I initially thought that it might be to do with the intermediate
certificates not being loaded onto the test machine, but as far as I can see
our live system does not have any of the intermediate certificates
installed, only the root.
I am familiar with how the IE popup works i.e. IIS sends a list of trusted
root certs and IE displays a list of all client certs matching the list.
Can anyone offer an explanation as to why the behaviour is different even
though the configuration of the live and test IIS servers appears to be the
same from a certificate point of view.
Thanks,
- Clive
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