I am hoping someone can help with a strange problem - I am not very
savvy with certificates, so bear with my ignorance in that area. I
have an ASP.NET (1.1) application that calls a web service (non .net)
over SSL. The owner of the web service asked for a certificate request
that he would sign and return back (I used OpenSSL to create the CR).
He provided the certificate and I imported it into my Local
Machine\Personal certs.
Things weren't working, so to ease troubleshooting, I moved to my local
laptop (imported the cert there) and created a quick Windows app with
VB.NET. After fixing the issue (was proxy server related), everything
was working perfectly. When I went back to the web server to implement
the working code, I received an error (see below). I copied my working
VB application directly onto the web server and also received the error
message.
System.Net.WebException: The underlying connection was closed: Could
not establish secure channel for SSL/TLS. --->
System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: The message received was
unexpected or badly formatted
The owner of the web service is telling me that he doesn't even see the
request coming to his server (at least at the point of SSL
handshaking... his log shows handshake errors if the server is
reached). I would guess a problem with the cert, but it works great
from my laptop. Weird thing is that the server where the CR was
created does not work, but fine from my laptop. I also tried copying
the application/importing cert to a 3rd computer... doesn't work. With
such little information reported in the error message, is there a way I
can tell more specifically what the problem is (and don't say to write
a SOAP extension :-) unless that's my only hope).
Thanks!!
5  2122 
Are you absolutely sure you installed the certificate in the right container
? You have to install it in the container for the aspnet user (iis 5) or
apppool user (iis 6) ...
-- Henkk
"RobbieK" wrote: I am hoping someone can help with a strange problem - I am not very
savvy with certificates, so bear with my ignorance in that area. I
have an ASP.NET (1.1) application that calls a web service (non .net)
over SSL. The owner of the web service asked for a certificate request
that he would sign and return back (I used OpenSSL to create the CR).
He provided the certificate and I imported it into my Local
Machine\Personal certs.
Things weren't working, so to ease troubleshooting, I moved to my local
laptop (imported the cert there) and created a quick Windows app with
VB.NET. After fixing the issue (was proxy server related), everything
was working perfectly. When I went back to the web server to implement
the working code, I received an error (see below). I copied my working
VB application directly onto the web server and also received the error
message.
System.Net.WebException: The underlying connection was closed: Could
not establish secure channel for SSL/TLS. --->
System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: The message received was
unexpected or badly formatted
The owner of the web service is telling me that he doesn't even see the
request coming to his server (at least at the point of SSL
handshaking... his log shows handshake errors if the server is
reached). I would guess a problem with the cert, but it works great
from my laptop. Weird thing is that the server where the CR was
created does not work, but fine from my laptop. I also tried copying
the application/importing cert to a 3rd computer... doesn't work. With
such little information reported in the error message, is there a way I
can tell more specifically what the problem is (and don't say to write
a SOAP extension :-) unless that's my only hope).
Thanks!!
Hello RobbieK,
Try this [0], this [1] and that [2]
[0] - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/819450
[1] - http://weblogs.asp.net/jan/archive/2.../28/63771.aspx
[2] - http://weblogs.asp.net/jan/archive/2...08/128394.aspx
HTH
Regards,
Dilip Krishnan
MCAD, MCSD.net
dkrishnan at geniant dot com http://www.geniant.com I am hoping someone can help with a strange problem - I am not very
savvy with certificates, so bear with my ignorance in that area. I
have an ASP.NET (1.1) application that calls a web service (non .net)
over SSL. The owner of the web service asked for a certificate
request that he would sign and return back (I used OpenSSL to create
the CR). He provided the certificate and I imported it into my Local
Machine\Personal certs.
Things weren't working, so to ease troubleshooting, I moved to my
local laptop (imported the cert there) and created a quick Windows app
with VB.NET. After fixing the issue (was proxy server related),
everything was working perfectly. When I went back to the web server
to implement the working code, I received an error (see below). I
copied my working VB application directly onto the web server and also
received the error message.
System.Net.WebException: The underlying connection was closed: Could
not establish secure channel for SSL/TLS. --->
System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: The message received was
unexpected or badly formatted
The owner of the web service is telling me that he doesn't even see
the request coming to his server (at least at the point of SSL
handshaking... his log shows handshake errors if the server is
reached). I would guess a problem with the cert, but it works great
from my laptop. Weird thing is that the server where the CR was
created does not work, but fine from my laptop. I also tried copying
the application/importing cert to a 3rd computer... doesn't work.
With such little information reported in the error message, is there a
way I can tell more specifically what the problem is (and don't say to
write a SOAP extension :-) unless that's my only hope).
Thanks!!
Thanks Henkk ad Dilip. Unfortunately, no luck. The certificate is
installed in the Local Machine, not the user stores... this is how I
have it setup on the system where it is working as well. I also step
through the app and look at the properties of the cert that is being
added to the WSE certificates collection - it's the right one (by name
anyway).
I also took a look at the articles. Unfortunately, they are all
related to a similar error message, but slightly different (and
intermittent). If you have any additional ideas, let me know.
Otherwise, I have a call into Microsoft - 72 hour turnaround :-( - and
am working on writing a SOAP extension that will log the contents of
the soap envelope to see if that gives any clues.
Thanks again for trying!
Hello RobbieK,
Hmmm open ssl eh? The problem with openssl is it has myraid options
and hard to get them right? You may need to verify that the certificate supports
client/server auth. Why not try makecert.exe to create a cert?
HTH
Regards,
Dilip Krishnan
MCAD, MCSD.net
dkrishnan at geniant dot com http://www.geniant.com I am hoping someone can help with a strange problem - I am not very
savvy with certificates, so bear with my ignorance in that area. I
have an ASP.NET (1.1) application that calls a web service (non .net)
over SSL. The owner of the web service asked for a certificate
request that he would sign and return back (I used OpenSSL to create
the CR). He provided the certificate and I imported it into my Local
Machine\Personal certs.
Things weren't working, so to ease troubleshooting, I moved to my
local laptop (imported the cert there) and created a quick Windows app
with VB.NET. After fixing the issue (was proxy server related),
everything was working perfectly. When I went back to the web server
to implement the working code, I received an error (see below). I
copied my working VB application directly onto the web server and also
received the error message.
System.Net.WebException: The underlying connection was closed: Could
not establish secure channel for SSL/TLS. --->
System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: The message received was
unexpected or badly formatted
The owner of the web service is telling me that he doesn't even see
the request coming to his server (at least at the point of SSL
handshaking... his log shows handshake errors if the server is
reached). I would guess a problem with the cert, but it works great
from my laptop. Weird thing is that the server where the CR was
created does not work, but fine from my laptop. I also tried copying
the application/importing cert to a 3rd computer... doesn't work.
With such little information reported in the error message, is there a
way I can tell more specifically what the problem is (and don't say to
write a SOAP extension :-) unless that's my only hope).
Thanks!!
Did you solve this problem? I have run into a simliar problem and have
found that the X509 certificate works on a computer with v1.1.4322.573
of the .NET Framework installed, but does not work when the .NET
Framework is upgraded to v1.1.4322.2032.
--
jcarrive
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