That is probably because, the client CA list that the server sends
does not contain the CA that issued the client certificate.
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Hope this helps,
Amit.
Pinca George wrote:
>
> Hello world,
>
> I got a verisign Class 1 personal 60 days tryal certificate instaled in
> Explorer.
>
> I can see it under 'Personal' certificates. It verifies ok. But still, when
> I want to authorize myself to a SSL web server which asks for client
> authorization, the certificate is not displayed in the dialog to choose
> from.
>
> I exported it, including the key, in p12 format and imported under 'Yours'
> in Netscape 4.7.
> And again , when I want to authorize myself to a SSL web server which asks
> for client authorization, the browser tells me I do not have a personal
> certificate.
>
> Do you have an ideea about what is happening ???
>
> Thank you,
>
> George Pinca
>
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