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Web Platform Installer Get Help: Ask a Question in our Forums More Help Resources Blogs Forums Home IIS.NET Forums IIS 7 and Above General Attempt to implement SSL in IIS 7.0 returns 403 - Forbidden: Access i... Attempt to implement SSL in IIS 7.0 403 forbidden access is denied iis7 client certificate returns 403 - Forbidden: Access is denied error. RSS 11 replies Last post Jun 18, client ssl certificate required. 2014 09:46 AM by joeller ‹ Previous Thread|Next Thread › Print Share Twitter Facebook Email Shortcuts Active Threads Unanswered Threads Unresolved Threads Advanced Search 403 forbidden client certificate Reply joeller 62 Posts Attempt to implement SSL in IIS 7.0 returns 403 - Forbidden: Access is denied error. May 29, 2014 04:51 PM|joeller|LINK I have a server created on a VirtualBox Virtual Machine using Windows Server 2008 http error 403.7 - forbidden ssl client certificate is required R2 SP1. I have implemented IIS on this server. Windows Firewall is turned off. The VM resides on a Windows 7 SP 1 host machine. Both OS are using IE8, (as that is the latest version that the customer will be using). I am attempting to implement SSL on a web application under the DefaultWebSite web site. Aself-signed server certificate was created and added it to the Default Web Site. I also verified that the binding for
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the DefaultWebSite was set to 443 for SSL using that same certificate. I verified that this web app under theDefaultWebSite saw the same certificate. SSL is enabled on the web app.It is easy to connect to the web app from IEserver and on the host (client), when it was NOT SSL configured. Then it easy to open the web app from IE on the server and on the host (client)when SSL was enabled butset to ignoreclient certificates. However when I tried to get it to request client certificates from the host machine and pass that on the the web app I started having problems. At first I could not get it to request client certificates. I decided, based on MSDN pages, that was because the root certificate for my client certificate did not exist on the server. First I had to recreate the Root Certificate Authority of all of our certificates on the server. Did that. Then I had to put the Root Certificate authority in the Trusted Root Authorities folder for "Local Computer" on the server. Did that. Then I had to put the all the Intermediate Certificates Authorities into the corresponding "Intermediate Certificates Authorities" folder of the Local Computer on the server.Did that.However,a call to the web from the host machine (client)still did not request the client certifcates. So I followed Jason Shaver's advice on changing the
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all traffic from HTTP to HTTPS in IIS7 will make sure your users always access the site securely. There are many different ways to set up an IIS7 Redirect from HTTP to HTTPS and some are better than others. The ideal HTTP to HTTPS redirect would do the following: Gently redirect users to HTTPS so users don’t have to type in “https” in the URL Redirect users to the specific page that they were going to go to on HTTP (page.htm) Save any variables passed in the query string (?page=2) Work in all browsers Transfer PageRank to the redirected page by using a 301 redirect, maintaining SEO Allow specific parts of a site to force SSL but allow HTTP on other parts of the site Redirect users from mydomain.com to www.mydomain.com Unfortunately, there isn’t an easy way to satisfy all of these requirements, and most methods only satisfy a few of them. The best method of doing an HTTP to HTTPS redirect I’ve seen involves using ASP.Net to do the HTTP to HTTPS redirection. But most people don’t need all of those features, so I have listed two of the best methods of redirecting HTTP to HTTPS in IIS 7. They are easy to set up and effective in most situations. Note that these methods should also work in IIS 8 and IIS 10 with some small modifications. Method 1 – Using Microsoft URL Rewrite Module For this method of redirecting from HTTP to HTTPS, you will need to do the following; Install the Microsoft URL Rewrite Module Install your SSL certificate in IIS 7 and bind it to your website Make sure Require SSL is NOT checked under SSL Settings for your website (uncheck the boxes that are checked in this screenshot) Copy and paste the following code between the