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Web Publishing and Certificates - 13.Aug.2004 4:59:00 PM

BNigh

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I'm in the process of setting up ISA2004. Currently have ISA 2000 running without issues.
New hardware, new installation.

I'm preparing to move one of our internally hosted web sites to be published behind the new server. I'm able to publish the site and things work fine for the HTTP traffic but I am not able to get the HTTPS traffic working. Every document I find states that I need a certificate on ISA to do this. So I moved the certificate from the web server to the new ISA 2004 server following all the procedures. In the Certificate MMC is shows as being "ok" but when I go to ISA and add this in my rule I'm able to select the option for redirect for SSL but when clicking to select the certificate I continue to get the message saying no certificates installed.

Any ideas??
This shouldn't be that hard right!
Thanks

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RE: Web Publishing and Certificates - 13.Aug.2004 5:40:00 PM

StarChase

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Is the webserver certificate in the personal cert store of the local computer option in the mmc ?

Greetz

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RE: Web Publishing and Certificates - 13.Aug.2004 5:43:00 PM

BNigh

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Thanks for the reply.

Yes, I have it in the local computer/personal as well as in the Trusted folders.

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RE: Web Publishing and Certificates - 15.Aug.2004 11:28:00 PM

StarChase

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I had that also once, try 2 build a new weblistner.

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RE: Web Publishing and Certificates - 16.Aug.2004 4:41:00 PM

paulbaldwin

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BNigh said:

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Yes, I have it in the local computer/personal as well as in the Trusted folders.

I'm not sure if that comment was a 'keyboard abbreviation', so excuse me for asking if it's your root ca's certificate in the 'computer/trusted root...' folder?

That would be a good one! Certificates on the ISA Server look great to you because you trust the root ca, but until the computer trusts the root ca ISA Server thinks your certificates stink!

Cheers

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