Client Certificate User Mapping

As the article you included stated: For Active Directory Service Mapping of
Certificates the web server has to be member of the domain.

"jmacleod @microsoft.com (Jeffery MacLeod)" <nospam> wrote in message
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 > Hi RG,
 >
 > No the web server does not have to be part of a domain when mapping a
 > client certificate
 > to a user. I have included an article below that I hope is helpful.
 >
 > 313070 HOW TO: Configure Client Certificate Mappings in Internet
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 > Best Regards,
 >
 > Jeff MacLeod, MCSD
 > Microsoft IIS Support Professional
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Yes that is correct for Active Directory service mapping of the
certificates the webserver has to be
a member of the domain. I was not aware that you were using Active
directory. I was not even aware that
a domain was involved when you asked the question. I apologize for any
confusion.

Best Regards,

Jeff MacLeod, MCSD
Microsoft IIS Support Professional
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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