> Francois - > > Thanks for your reply. > > On the source (where I am running openssl client): > - The windows firewall is disabled (I have no other software > based firewall > software loaded) > - I can connect to other (non-windows 2008/iis7) destination servers > properly using the openssl client > > On the destination server (running IIS7/Windows 2008): > - The windows firewall is disabled (I have no other software > based firewall > software loaded) > - There is a hardware firewall BUT port 443 is open on it AND I am using a > VPN client which tunnels through the hardware firewall anyway. > - I can establish an https session using a web browser (which > would seem to > imply port 443 is not blocked). > > Any other ideas/suggestions?
Look closely at how far you're getting before the connection is aborted. Try passing '-state' and '-debug'. For some reason, it seems that the other end is aborting the connection. Perhaps that's because it's seeing something it doesn't like. It could be a protocol negotiation or protocol bugs issue. Try passing '-bugs', '-no_ssl3' and so on. If some combination makes it work, they may give you further clues. DS ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List openssl-users@openssl.org Automated List Manager majord...@openssl.org
