Re: SSL - TS Configuration will not show installed certificates

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Nothing special:

I start the wizard and leave everything with default settings, typing in required fields like Organization, etc.

Next I copy and paste the Certificate request text into the box on the Certificate company's website and submit the form.

Finally I download the Cert file, restart the wizard and complete the process using defaults.

Thanks.

-TP

Christopher Smith wrote: 
This is interesting.  Can you please list the exact steps you use to
"install" the cert once you receive it from whoever creates it ?

I've just tried creating a cert request from the IIS Wizard, signing
it with my CA, and then "completing" the process within IIS (using
the "Default Web Site"), but I get the same problem with it not
showing up to choose from (although it is listed in the Certificates
snap-in, and also in IE).  Perhaps you are doing something different
to me during the "cert import" process and that's where the trick is.

Cheers,
CS

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