Website requires client certificate

Hello,
I am trying to log onto a webmail outlook, however I keep getting a pop up window which looks like this.
The certificate is valid and inspite of checking it through the Certificate Assitant and changing the settings to always trust, i am unable to access the account.
your suggestions will help
Thanks

Same here. It might not be because the site requires a client-side SSL certificate. Some sites ask for it optionally. In that optional-case, does my solution help you, as well? However, in you case, I double-check with the site administrator if he uses client authentication intentionally at all.

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The website "mail.ad.msu.edu" requires a client certificate.
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Require Client Certificate to Access ASDM on the Following Interfaces

Hello
I have an ASA 5585 with an outside interface with two subnets. The mgmt interface is the secondary interface. I have a certificate linked to the outside interface's primary ip address. When I ASDM to the ASA I get a dialog box telling me the cert is self signed. Do I need to get a second cert or can I do something else on the ASA that will allow the existing cert on the ASA to work with ASDM on the ASA?
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You are not authorized to view this page
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The message is cut and paste of what client (IE) shows on the browser.
But the Server does not show any thing in it;'s log. I don't see any activity. I have Log Verbose On.
If I change the client certificate on to off it works fine.
The problem is only when the client certificate is on.
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My Scenario is similar to described in https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/3721. [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] I have two PI servers running on one machine. I am trying to post message HTTPS with Client authentication via SOAP adapter from one PI system to SOAP adapter of other PI server. I have done the following configuration.
PI Server AXD - (Client) - Receiver SOAP adapter
PI Server AXQ - (Server) - Sender SOAP Adapter.
Steps in AXD
1. I have created a certificate of AXD in the service_ssl view of key storage.
2. I have imported the AXQ public certificate in to AXD in the TrustedCAs of Key storage
Steps in AXQ
1. I have created a certificate of AXQ in the service_ssl view of key storage.
2. I have imported the AXD public certificate in to AXQ in the TrustedCAs of Key storage.
3. I have created a user in AXQ and assigned the certificate of AXD under usermangement in Security provider to this user.
4. I have added the AXD certificate under Client Authentication tab with require client certificate option checked in the SSL Provider.
5. I have assigned the user created in AXQ in the step above to the Sender Agreement.
Now when I post message from AXD with Configure Client Authentication checked (Here I have selected the certificate of AXD and view as service_ssl) I am getting the following error.
Exception caught by adapter framework: SOAP: response message contains an error XIServer/UNKNOWN/ADAPTER.JAVA_EXCEPTION - java.security.AccessControlException: client certificate required at com.sap.aii.af.mp.soap.ejb.XISOAPAdapterBean.process(XISOAPAdapterBean.java:884) at com.sap.aii.af.mp.module.ModuleLocalLocalObjectImpl0_3
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Hi Hemant,
I have couple of questions. Why do we need to import certificate for SOAP WS-Security and from where I can get it?
As far as my scenario goes I am not using message level security.
Secondly what do you mean by TRUSTED/WebServiceSecurity? I don't see any such view inside the Key Storage. I can see a view named just WebServiceSecuity though.
Also I don't have a decentralized adapter installation rather I have two separate PI instances having their own central adapter engine.
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Applet does not get client certificate from browser (Firefox, IE7)

I'm writing a web service which runs Tomcat through Apache. One critical requirement is that the service be able to invoke certain device drivers on the end user's machine. Fortunately, there is a Java API for this, so this requirement can be fulfilled using an applet.
Here's the problem. This is a B2B application, so we're using SSL and requiring client authentication. I'm no web security guru, but I managed to get SSL set up through Apache (with a self-signed certificate for now; we'll get a real one from a real CA when we're ready to go to production). I also managed to set up client authentication by creating my own CA and generating a client certificate, which I then copied to my test client (Win XPSP2) and imported into both Firefox (2.0.0.15) and IE (6.0.2900). The applet is signed with a real certificate, and that causes no problems. And all of the pages for my web service work as expected.
All except one. The page which is supposed to load the applet pops a dialog stating 'Identification required. Please select certificate to be used for authentication', and presents a list of zero certificates.
Actually, I get this dialog in Firefox on my XPSP2 box, and also when I test on a Vista Home Premium box running IE 7.0.6000. Puzzlingly, this behavior does NOT occur on my XPSP2 box when running through IE 6.0. It seems that with XPSP2 and IE 6.0, the JVM can manage to obtain the required client certificate from the browser and pass it along to Apache, but the JVM can't do this when running in Firefox or in IE 7.0 on Vista.
I have gone to the Java Control Panel and verified that the 'Use certificates and keys in browser keystore' option is selected on both boxes.
I've done a fair amount of research for this (including in this forum) and see that this appears to be a chronic difficulty with applets. What makes it worse is that I don't think I can use the standard workaround, which is to download the applet from a different host/virtual host, because the applet needs to communicate with the web service. Since we have the additional layer of Tomcat container-managed user authentication, the applet needs to be communicating with the server using the same session token as everything else.
So at this point, I'm stuck. Does anyone know a solution to this problem? Two thoughts (I'm reaching at straws here):
1) I have the certificate imported in both Firefox and IE as a 'personal' certificate. Is there someplace else I can put it so the JVM will know how to find it? A rather old thread in this forum mentioned something about setting properties in the Java Control Panel, but I see no place in the JCP to specify such properties, so I'm guessing that solution is no longer operative.
2) I'm using a trick I found on the internet to make the applet load cleanly with both Firefox and IE, namely, I'm using the <OBJECT> tag to specify the applet class and codebase for IE, and then using <COMMENT><EMBED ... /></COMMENT> within the <OBJECT> declaration to specify the information for Firefox. Is there some other way of doing the markup that will give the JVM a hint that it should get a certificate from the browser?
BTW . . . I would hate to drop support for Firefox, but if someone has an IE-only solution, I'll take it. Unfortunately, I reckon a Firefox-only solution would not fly.
Thanks all.

My applet is also signed by a valid certificate. The question of whether the applet is signed/self-signed/unsigned >isn't an issue --- I just wanted you to make sure the Applet runs because it is a know valid Java2 Applet that is 100% signed properly and verified to run.
This eliminates the possibility that it is a JVM issue. However after reading your message further I am afraid
it is not relevant to your issue.
due to the client authentication, my browser (Firefox, IE7) refuses to even download the applet.
I went to your site, and I can see your applet in both Firefox and IE6. However, I don't believe your site is set up >quite like mine, because it appears I can run your applet whether I have imported your X509 certificate or not. What I >did was:If that is true we are all dead :) No I think you just missed the cert in the IE databse. It doesn't have to be in the
Applet database to function. Surprise!
Check your IE/tools/internet options/content tab/certificates/trusted root certification authorities.
I then opened the Java control panel and verified that the certificate isn't listed there, either. So unless the certificate >is being cached/read from some other location (which could be, this certificate stuff is largely black magic to me), >then your server isn't requiring client authentication, either accidentally or by design.No HyperView is a valid java2 Applet and actually writes to a file "hyperview.dat" though it is probably empty.
If you click on a component in the view and then on the view and type "dumpgobs" it shoud write out some data about the current graphics objects so you can see it has complete read/write access..
Further it opens up a complete NIO server ands starts listening for connections on a random port
(Echoed in your java console) You can connect to it with telnet and watch impressive ping messages all day :)
This all goes back to a few years BTW back before there was a plugin and there was only Netscape & IE.
There are actually 2 certificate databases and what loads where depends on which type of cert you are using. Now self signed or not doesn't matter but what does matter is the type of certificate. IE: is it RSA/DSA/Sha1
etc. The Netscape DB was a Berkley DB and MS used whatever they use. The Cert is a DSA/Sha1 cert
which I like the best ATM as it (X fingers it stays so) always has worked.
Sadly that tidbit doesn't help you either I am afraid.
What I'm trying to do is require client authentication through Apache by including the following markup in a virtual >host definition:
SSLCACertificateFile D:/Certificates/ca.crt
SSLVerifyClient require
SSLVerifyDepth 1You got me there I avoid markup at all costs and only code in C java and assembler :)
Now unless I am wrong I think you are saying that you want the Applet to push the certificate to the server
automatically and I don't think this happens. Least I have never heard of this happening from an Applet automatically.
On my client machine, I have a certificate which was generated using OpenSSL and the ca.crt file listed. Testing >shows that the server is requiring a certificate from the client, and the web browser is always providing it.
The problem is that when the browser fires up the Java plugin to run an applet, there is not sufficient communication >between the browser and the plugin so that the plugin can obtain the certificate from the browser and provide it to >the server.
So the server refuses to send the applet bytecode to the JVM, and we're stuck.In terms of implementation ease I think you may have the cart before the horse because I think it would be far easier to run an Applet in the first place to do the authentication, and then send, for example, a jar file to bootstrap and run
(or some classes) in the event the connection is valid. Then again one never knows it all and there may be some classes which enables the plugin as you wish. I have never heard of this being done with the plugin the way you suggest.
I am thinking maybe there is another method of doing this I do not know.
Did you try pushing the cert via JavaScript/LIveConnect?? That way it could run before the Applet and do the authentication.
Maybe someone else has other ideas; did you try the security forum??
Sorry but I am afraid that is not much help.
I did snarf this tidbit which may have some relevance
The current fix for this bug in Mantis and 1.4.1_02 is using JSSE API, Here are the step:
In Java control panel, Advanced tab -> Java Runtime Parameters, specify:
-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStore=<name and path to client keystore file>
-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=<password to access this client keystore file>
If it is a PKCS12 format keystore, specify:
-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStoreType=PKCS12
In our future JRE release 1.5, we will create our own client authentication keystore file for JPI and use that for client authentication, for detail info, please see RFE 4797512.
Dennis
Posted Date : 2005-07-28 19:55:50.0Good Luck!
Sincerely:
(T)
Edited by: tswain on 23-Jul-2008 10:07 AM

Problem with client certificate based authentication

Hello.
We are developing an AIR application that uses client
certificates for authentication. We have written a simple test case
to show the problem.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:WindowedApplication xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
layout="absolute">
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
import mx.controls.Alert;
private function responseHandler(): void {
Alert.show("Response received");
]]>
</mx:Script>
<mx:HTTPService id="exampleService"
url="https://www1.aeat.es/pymes1/pacargoi.html"
showBusyCursor="true"
result="responseHandler()">
</mx:HTTPService>
<mx:Button label="Send"
click="exampleService.send()"/>
</mx:WindowedApplication>
When we click on the button, it sends the request to the
protected page and then (if you have CA emitted certificates) the
dialog appears requesting the client certificate. And it works
fine.
But next time we click on the button, the dialog requesting
the client certificate appears again.
Is there a way to stop showing the dialog every time?
Any help would be very appreciated.
Thanks a lot for your support.
Paco.

I have just sent a Feature Request/Bug Report with the
following text:
"We are experiencing a problem using AIR with a server that
requires authentication via client certificate.
The dialog for selecting the client certificate appears every
time that the AIR application interacts with the server (not only
the first time).
Steps to reproduce bug:
1. Install Apache HTTP Server with SSL and require client
certificate in order to authenticate.
2. Develop an AIR Application that connects to this server
(HTTPService or RemoteObject have been tested with the same
result).
3. Every time that the AIR application connect to the
server, the dialog appears in order the user to select the client
certificate.
Results: This makes the AIR application unusable.
Expected results: The dialog requesting the client
certificate should appear the first time only."
Thanks,
Paco.

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Hello
I enabled SSL with mutual authentication in tomcat 5.5.x into Jboss like this:
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emptySessionPath="true"
scheme="https" secure="true" clientAuth="true"
truststoreFile="${jboss.server.home.dir}/conf/confiaveis.truststore"
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It�s working perfectly and any servlet requires client certificate. But now, i would like that just one servlet require client cert.
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Application and web servers base their authentication mode on Listeners and not Servlets. Since Listeners listen on ports, and and can direct client calls to any number of Servlets, all Servlets served by a Listener will default to the authentication mode of the Listener.
If you want to have selective authentication based on Servlets, then you should use a non-ClientAuth port for most of your Servlets, and redirect the client request to port 443 for the one Sevlet that needs ClientAuth. As a result, you will get the same effect.

Web services and client certificates

Hello,
Is there a way to invoke a web service that sits on a web
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Coldfusion 8 you can pass the client cert along with the cfhttp
call. We're running into the problem of calling the page that
invokes the web service, then the invoke fails because that's a
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Thanks for the reply! I'm no expert either, that's why I'm
here!
Yes, the certificate for the server is loaded. I'm doing this
all on one machine, so I just loaded it's own server certificate
into the trust store. The problem is the server is protected by
client authentication via certificates. I guess I'm relating this
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certificates, you can pass along the cert in an CFHTTP call with
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I think you have to specify the client root in your weblogic.properties
file.
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weblogic.security.enforceClientCert=true
weblogic.security.certificate.server=democert.pem
weblogic.security.key.server=demokey.pem
weblogic.security.certificate.authority=ca.pem
weblogic.security.clientRootCA=VeriSignClass1CA.der
Regards,
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Hi,I am getting the following error while enabling the
two way authentication for Weblogic Server 5.1Thu Mar
08 16:10:54 GMT 05:30 2001:<I> <ListenThread> Listening
on port: 7001Thu Mar 08 16:10:54 GMT 05:30 2001:<I> <SSLListenThread>
Listening on port: 7002<NT Performance Pack> NATIVE:
created IoCompletionPort successfully. IoPort=0x000002a4Thu
Mar 08 16:10:56 GMT 05:30 2001:<I> <WebLogicServer> WebLogic
Server startedThu Mar 08 16:11:20 GMT 05:30 2001:<D>
<SSLListenThread> Problem accepting connectionjava.io.IOException:
required client certificate missing at weblogic.security.SSL.SSLSocket.serverInit2(SSLSocket.java:711)
at weblogic.security.SSL.SSLSocket.serverInit(SSLSocket.java:529)
at weblogic.security.SSL.SSLSocket.initialize(SSLSocket.java:219)
at weblogic.security.SSL.SSLSocket.performAcceptHandshake(SSLSocket.java:192)
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at weblogic.socket.JVMSocketManager.accept(JVMSocketManager.java:377)
at weblogic.t3.srvr.ListenThread$RJVMListenRequest.execute(ListenThread.java:506)
at weblogic.kernel.ExecuteThread.run(ExecuteThread.java,
Compiled Code)Thu Mar 08 16:12:07 GMT 05:30 2001:<D>
<SSLListenThread> Problem accepting connectionCan anybody
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I'm on a website that states it requires a client certificate to validate identity. When I select a certificate to use to connect to the website, it goes back to the list of certificates. I can't seem to get anywhere. Help!

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You should be given the certificate, or cookie, by the website. See if in Preferences (under Safari on the menu bar), Privacy, do you have certificates blocked Always?

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I can no longer access my course's website using Safari. A message pops-up informing that the site is requiring a "client certificate to validate my ID" to get through the main page. When I click on the available certificates that Safari offers me, the same message pops-up again, and I can't go foward. When I access the same website using Chrome from a Vaio computer, this problem does not occur. What should I do? I never had this problem before.
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Hello Peter249,
>> but I don't have that option on the server and must supply it via code (C# .NET 4.0).
From your description, it seems that you are trying to create a SSL communication between your server side and client side. As far as I know, we need to install the certificate file in both client side and server side and if you are using server mode, for
creating the SSL communication, we must import a certificate with the associated private key to the server machine's Personal store. For details, please check this link:
SSLStream example - how do I get certificates that work?
By the way, since you are working with a web project, it is recommended to post asp.net related issues to:
http://www.asp.net/
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I am trying to load a website on my computer when this "client certificate" pop up comes up- I click continue and have also tried cancel but my page will not load. Please help?

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Some websites require a special client certficate for access. If you don't have that certficate, you'll have to contact the site operator to find out how to get one.
Sometimes the problem is caused by a web server that is configured to request an optional client certificate. Safari treats the request as mandatory. In that case, other browsers such as Firefox and Chrome may be able to connect to the site, because they ignore the request.
The first time you were prompted for a certificate, you may have clicked through a dialog that requested access to the Apple certificate in your keychain that is used to secure the iMessage service. In that case, you may be able to regain access to the site in Safari by doing as follows.
Back up all data.
Double-click anywhere in the line below on this page to select it:
com.apple.idms.appleid.prd
Copy the selected text to the Clipboard by pressing the key combination command-C.
Launch the Keychain Access application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad. Click Utilities, then Keychain Access in the icon grid.
Paste into the search field in the Keychain Access window by clicking in it and pressing the key combination command-V. An item may appear in the list of keychain items. The Name will begin with string you searched for, and the Kind will be "certificate."
Delete the item by selecting it and pressing the delete key. It will be recreated automatically the next time you launch the Messages or FaceTime application.
The next time you visit a site that prompts for an optional client certificate, cancel out of the prompt. You may have to do this several times before the server stops asking.
Credit for this idea to Christian Braukmueller of SAP.

When I attempt to access my IRA account on line, I get a message saying that the web site requires a client certificate. The certificates listed in the drop down dialog box don't get accepted, even though one is indicated as valid and good until 10/2014.

When I attempt to access my IRA account on line, I get a message saying that the web site requires a client certificate. The certificates listed in the drop down dialog box don't get accepted, even though one is indicated as valid and good until October 2014. I contacted the IRA account managment company and they sais it's an Apple issue. Any ideas?

Some websites require a special client certficate for access. If you don't have that certficate, you'll have to contact the site operator to find out how to get one.
Sometimes the problem is caused by a web server that is configured to request an optional client certificate. Safari treats the request as mandatory. In that case, other browsers such as Firefox and Chrome may be able to connect to the site, because they ignore the request.
The first time you were prompted for a certificate, you may have clicked through a dialog that requested access to the Apple certificate in your keychain that is used to secure the iMessage service. In that case, you may be able to regain access to the site in Safari by doing as follows.
Back up all data.
Double-click anywhere in the line below on this page to select it:
com.apple.idms.appleid.prd
Copy the selected text to the Clipboard by pressing the key combination command-C.
Launch the Keychain Access application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad. Click Utilities, then Keychain Access in the icon grid.
Paste into the search field in the Keychain Access window by clicking in it and pressing the key combination command-V. An item may appear in the list of keychain items. The Name will begin with string you searched for, and the Kind will be "certificate."
Delete the item by selecting it and pressing the delete key. It will be recreated automatically the next time you launch the Messages or FaceTime application.
The next time you visit a site that prompts for an optional client certificate, cancel out of the prompt. You may have to do this several times before the server stops asking.
Credit for this idea to Christian Braukmueller of SAP.

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use for authentication. If you cancel the operation, please close your browser and try again." but the certificates are not displayed for selection.
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Thanks for your response. I have gone through the posts that you have suggested, and my setup looks pretty much as expected.
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I am really confused now, as to whose issue this really is...
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