IIS 7 Walkthrough: One to One Client Certificate Mapping Configuration

re: IIS 7 Walkthrough: One to One Client Certificate Mapping Configuration

Anonymous — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 13:30:53 GMT

Hi,

I followed this and all is good. I only have one issue - the user's passwords are in clear text. How do I set this up to encrypt the passwords?

Thanks.

re: IIS 7 Walkthrough: One to One Client Certificate Mapping Configuration

Anonymous — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 05:12:52 GMT

Hello,

I followed this walkthrough, and everythign seems fine, except one issue - when trying to log-in, after picking the certificate, IE still prompts me for user/password. What could be the problem?

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re: IIS 7 Walkthrough: One to One Client Certificate Mapping Configuration

rlucero — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 17:36:41 GMT

You don't need the ---BeginCertificate---- or the ---EndCertificate---- just everything in between.

re: IIS 7 Walkthrough: One to One Client Certificate Mapping Configuration

Anonymous — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 05:23:08 GMT

The entire text in clientCertBlob.txt needs to be pasted in the certificate parameter?

re: IIS 7 Walkthrough: One to One Client Certificate Mapping Configuration

rlucero — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 18:06:09 GMT

clientCertBlob.txt doesn't have to be saved. The only thing that matters is the cert blob text with in it and that is unique to the certificate. Saving it as a single line just makes it easier to access later if you want it.

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re: IIS 7 Walkthrough: One to One Client Certificate Mapping Configuration

Anonymous — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 23:26:14 GMT

Comment to the Article: where should the file clientCertBlob.txt be saved. In the root of the page or the web root?

Comment to IIS 7.0: no GUI and no direct access of the IIS client certificate mapper to .cer files? These files must be manually converted to text!? What is going on here? Is this really the Windows Server product I have loved to use?

re: IIS 7 Walkthrough: One to One Client Certificate Mapping Configuration

rlucero — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 18:37:17 GMT

To comment on the anonymous comment above:

Not all of our config sections and components warrent a UI. This is one of the reasons why we have released Configuration Editor, which allows users who prefer the UI to edit config features that are not exposed through their own UI module.

The information above does not involve directly editing any of the IIS configuration files directly, but rather through tools that will interact with the config system in a productive manner.

re: IIS 7 Walkthrough: One to One Client Certificate Mapping Configuration

Anonymous — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 16:10:54 GMT

Ye great you have finally documented this !!! Come on MS is a big company just add the UI it is about time. If i wanted to edit conf files and use console i will use *nix, don't you get it ? Stop trying to make Windows more Linuxish, people prefer Windows not only because of the support / what support ? / but because there is / actually was / a nice GUI environment. It is not so much work to automate the process in a separate UI module, come on guys after all that is your job, and what kind of satisfaction do you get when your job is not properly done and the whole product is a mess.

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re: IIS 7 Walkthrough: One to One Client Certificate Mapping Configuration

bills — Sat, 24 May 2008 00:02:12 GMT

great to see us finally document this! Can you also make sure we post it as an article to learn.iis.net?

thanks!

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