Summary: When processing an SSL certificate response in IIS, a private key is not generated with the certificate and, therefore, SSL does not function on the site. IIS and Certificates.mmc believe there is a private key, but when I try to export one it fails with "The associated private key cannot...

The SSL Certificate provider had me execute certutil - verify against the certificate. Everything checked out. There has to be an easier way to know what this bad tag value refers to.

We purchased a third party SSL certificate from DomainRightNow for an internet site SSL. When using the complete certificate request wizard we get the following error: CertEnroll::CX509Enrollment:p_InstallResponse: ASNI1 bad tag value met. 0X80009310b (ASN:267) Support at the SSL provider has never seen...

I have two websites, each with its own unique IP address: https://aaa.company.com (IP: xx.xxx.xxx.6) https://bbb.company.com (IP: xx.xxx.xxx.23) Each website has its own assigned certificate - no wildcard certificates here - each must have its own unique cert. So I set this all up in IIS 6.0 with the...

How do I get FTP to work on IIS7, it wasn't listed and the Windows Vista Home Premium package said it was included, I can't install as it isn't in the checkable list box (add and remove Windows' features). How do I get it? Where do I download it? IIS7 said it includes FTP, what is FTP7...

Hi, I've been trying to get this working for a while but I'm getting nowhere fast! I've got two websites using separate IP addresses on separate network cards, both with their own SSL certificates. The problem is that windows only allows a single default gateway on one external network card...

Hi, I have a web service application at the backend and a driver at the front end. The driver consums the web service over SSL. I want to tune up my IIS server machine, so here are the configurations that I defined: Request Queue Length = 300 Connection Timeout = 1 sec HTTP Keep Alive = true ... Normally...

I am using certificates for authentication. Everything was working normally until recently. Now when an https address is accessed on my server through IE everything works, but in Firefox the page does not load and no error is reported. How can I debug this? Thanks, Moses

I'm running Windows 2000 Server. A few years ago, I added an SSL cert to one of the web sites on my IIS server. Not sure why, but if I prefix ANY of the domains on my server now with "https", it goes to that site (with a warning that the domains don't match, of course). Well, I now have a second site...

Hello our company has taken over another company, they've got an web application (ASP-pages, SQL db, file uploads to a folder in the webroot, IIS on a Windows 2003 server). This application is being used internally but also by clients via the internet. The problem with it, is that's directly reachable...