I had the same problem a couple of monthes ago and resolved by diving 
in MSDN online documentation typing "How to trust a CA Certificate" 
where MSDN let you ask a free text question. I had some answers back 
from MSDN and one of them was actually how to correctly install the 
root-CA certificate so that IIS Server not only trusts it but also 
lists it in the accepted CA list when asking a certificate to your 
client. I don't recall exaclty how I did, it looked like some sort of 
black magic and voodoo practice but I did it without wondering what and 
why and it worked. All I recall is that it works from SP 4 upwards.

Pietro


> Hi,
>   Thanks for Coronado's answer first. 
>   But I think my problem is not that.
>   I generated three certificates,one is self siged for CA,one is for 
IIS server,and
> the last one is for IE.The last two are siged by the first one.
>   I get every certificate in the right place(I think so:-),I just 
describe the situation in IE,the CA certificate is imported to the 
trusted root CA category,
> the IE's certificate is imported to the personal category,after 
installed,I view
> the ceritficates,IE said that there is no problem.
>   When I connected to the IIS server,the server's certificate is 
accepted by IE,
> but the personal certificate don't have the fortune,It seens that IE 
can't find it
> or don't think it can used for signing myself. 
>   Oh my god,save me!(Does god know certificate?)
> 
> Rodrigo Coronado wrote£º
> >Hi Xiao. As nobody answer, I would  humbly suggest you to check that 
you have a correctly (in the place for trust anchors) installed 
issuer's certificate (CA cert). I think
> >I heard something like this a month ago in the list.
> >Rodrigo.
> >
> xiaohudong wrote:
> >
> >> Greetings all:
> >>     I have encountered a strange problem,after importing the 
certificates to IE5.5,I
> >> try to connect to IIS5.But when IE asking me to choose a 
certificate to authenticate myself,the imported certificate was not 
shown in the certificates list,how can I do?
> >>     btw:I have let the certificate to be used for all purpose.
> >>     Can anyone help me,thanks.
> >>     I am from China,so my Englis is not well,hope somebody can 
understand me:-)
> 
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