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Using client certs for authenticationI have an IIS server that uses SSLv3 with server and client certificates from
a third-party CA. I would like to map users to these third party certs and have my IIS application (SharePoint) logon the account associated with the client certs. I can use accounts either locally or in Active Directory. I'm willing to use third-party software if it makes it easier. How can I accomplish this task in a manageable fashion? -- Jasont80 On Jan 7, 7:06 pm, JasonT80 <Jason***@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote: > I have an IIS server that uses SSLv3 with server and client certificates from Check out the built-in IIS support for Client Cert Mapping (to AD> a third-party CA. > > I would like to map users to these third party certs and have my IIS > application (SharePoint) logon the account associated with the client certs. > I can use accounts either locally or in Active Directory. I'm willing to use > third-party software if it makes it easier. > > How can I accomplish this task in a manageable fashion? > > -- > Jasont80 accounts). Users provide client certificates, and IIS logs on the mapped AD accounts and then execute Sharepoint application using that AD account. //David http://w3-4u.blogspot.com http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang // 
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