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Posted by on September 26, 2007, 7:17 am
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Try the following:
Request a new certificate
Select the method you want to use ...
(o) Create a new certificate
Do you want to prepare a certificate ...
(o) Prepare the request now, but send it later
Type the name for the new certificate
(Enter the server's computer name. Example: Webserver1)
Type the common name for your site
(Enter the FQDN with which the web browsers will contact your web
server. Example: www.yourdomain.com)
Enter a file name for the certificate request
(Save to the local file system. Example: C:\Webserver1.txt)
Then, take the certificate request -- i.e., Webserver1.txt file -- and
copy it to your internal CA. Fulfill the request and copy the
certificate back to the webserver. Follow the IIS certificate wizard
to install the certificate.
Hope that helps,
J Wolfgang Goerlich
> Hello,
> I am in the process of reqeusting a cert from an internal CA for a website
> that is hosted on a workstation that is not a member of our domain. This
> server is in a workgroup. I have tried requesting the cert several times and
> for some reason it will not work. I keep getting a prompt stating that the
> site name cannot be verified.
>
> The site is listed in the following formathttps://servername/applicaiton
>
> I have reqeusted the cert using the following methods.
> - the exact site name
> - FQDN
> -Server name.
>
> Can anyone shed some light on this situation. Thank you.
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