Are you in a domain? If so, you can install via GPO.
Mike Ober.
> I have a Personal Information Exchange PCKS #12 certificate file that
> requires a password when manually installing. This certificate was
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> or not addressing the task at hand. Thanks in advance for any help.
Brad - 31 Jul 2006 21:32 GMT
Mike,
Thanks for the response. I was able to get everything to work for a
Windows form application, but now it's been moved to an N-tier system
and it no longer works. Now I get a 403 Forbidden error using
identical code. I'm not sure if the problem is that the ASP.NET user
doesn't have access to the cert or what. I know it has access to the
.cer file that I exported from the .p12 file. I also know the original
P12 certificate has been installed on the machine the business layer
runs on. I get the same 403 error when I attempt to debug the app with
everything running on my local machine. I've installed the
certificates to the Personal and Trust Root stores for the "ASP.NET
State Service" as well as for the "Local Machine" via the MMC. Any
ideas what's up?
> Are you in a domain? If so, you can install via GPO.
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> > or not addressing the task at hand. Thanks in advance for any help.