Now I am able to install key generated by OpenSSL from IIS key manager
by converting format to IIS format. (Thanks Lisle and John)
Then I did follow steps.
1. Add my ip(203.1.1.1)
and port(443) to keymanager and save changes.
2. Select a virtul directory
(download) and update properties with
Select
'Require Secure Channel' and 'Do not accept certificates' option
3. Restart IIS.
Then when I try URL:
http://203.76.4.111/download
Error: it tell me not authorized
*why? I did not select require
client cert option.
try another
https://203.76.4.111/download
Error: The page cannot be
displayed
*why? I already add my ip
and port to key manager.
I change option to 'Require
Client Certificates' then try URL again,
It still give me same error
instead of popup a requre cert window.
If I use this option, do
I need to install the same cert into my browser in order to access my secure
directory?
What am I doing wrong here?
Thanks.
David
David wrote:
Hey,I am trying to setup https on IIS4 by using OpenSSL, I follow steps:
1. Create private key
openssl genrsa -des3 > holly.pem
2.Generate a CSR from your key
openssl req -new -key holly.pem > holly.csr
3. Generate a self-signed certificate
openssl req -x509 -key holly.pem -in holly.csr > holly.crt
4. From IIS4 key Manager select import key file: holly.pem and cert file:holly.crt.
I got error: wrong password.I am sure that I use exactly the same password, so what real problem is?
anyone has this experience.Thanks
