Are you getting any cert related error in event viewer? If yes, try this with your error codes : C:\>certutil -error 2148204801 0x800b0101 (-2146762495) -- 2148204801 (-2146762495)
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Browse All TopicsI have a server running IIS6, the site works properly when using http, but not https. The error Data Transfer Interrupted is displayed whenever a page is loaded. The url is; https://armadainsurance.ca
The server cert install appeared to go smoothly. The site has been assigned 216.234.57.91.
Any ideas about the cause of the problem?
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Hi, the case is now resolved. For some reason which is unknown, when the cert request file was created the connection to the private key may have been "lost". I worked with Microsoft and used the following command to restore the key; certutil -repairstore.
Once that ran the key became associated with the cert and the site worked properly.
Thx
I had the same problem. Couldn't figure out how to use certutil -repairstore as described above since it doesn't seem to be documented anywhere, so I just ditched and re-created the website in IIS, removed the cert from the old site, applied it to the new site, and I'm back in business. The typical Microsoft etch-a-sketch solution: start over.
CertUtil [Options] -repairstore CertificateStoreName CertId
CertStoreName is usually going to be "Root" or "My" (My = Personal)
CertId can be a few things, but for simplicity just use the serial number of the cert.
The [options] can be used to specify -user for user stores, or -enterprise for local machine stores.
Some potentially useful links:
http://support.microsoft.c
http://support.microsoft.c
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by: eoszlakPosted on 2008-10-22 at 12:07:59ID: 22780112
The problem appears to be related to the fact that when the cert was installed; no private key was assigned or created. How do I get the private key?