Re: LDP client authentication fails
- From: "Paul Bergson [MVP-DS]" <pbergson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2007 08:10:15 -0500
When you say you have copied the personal certificate of the server into the
Trusted Root Certificates Authority, I am unclear as to what you mean. What
you should have done is copy the Root CA of the server certificate into the
clients Trusted Root Certificate Authority Store. Does the client also have
a cert and have you provided the server with the clients Root CA and placed
that in its store?
The two need to trust one another's certificates before communications will
occur.
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"Romil Shah" <Romil Shah@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello,
I am using LDP.exe as a client to communicate with LDAP server.
LDAP server is configured to use SSL with client server authentication .
I have copied the personal certificate of server into the Trusted Root
Certificate Authoroties.
I found that ldp.exe fails to connect to server. SSL handshaking fails .
The queries that I have are as follows:
1) Does LDP.exe authenticates to server ( client authentication is
supported
? )
I am using Windows 2003 with SP1 installed.
I found that in Windows 2000 SP4 a bug on similar line is fixed .
(811288 )
Is this bug fixed in windows 2003 with SP1 installed ?
2) If client authentication is supported then which personal certificate
does ldp.exe send to server for authentication and where is the personal
certificate stored on windows ?
Looking forward for your suggestions .
Thanks,
Romil Shah
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