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two way authentication

Post by LOB » 2017/12/06 14:56:48

Hello,

I am setting up a server that will need to authenticate with two way authentication to another server that I do not manage. The other server is denying my connection, and their support simply states this:

"You have our cert, we have your cert. When you send the handshake over we acknowledge it and trust your cert, then return it for you to acknowledge and trust our cert. As long as you have our cert loaded in your keystore correctly, you should trust our cert and then the transaction can take place."

Where should I load his cert so that it is trusted?

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Re: two way authentication

Post by TrevorH » 2017/12/06 19:26:15

What protocol?
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Re: two way authentication

Post by LOB » 2017/12/11 14:26:42

TLS

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Re: two way authentication

Post by LOB » 2017/12/11 17:54:36

TLS 1.1 +, to be specific.

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Re: two way authentication

Post by LOB » 2017/12/12 15:45:27

Any ideas?

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Re: two way authentication

Post by TrevorH » 2017/12/12 15:49:21

I meant https/ftp/sftp/ something else?
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Re: two way authentication

Post by LOB » 2017/12/12 17:22:51

Sorry, my bad. HTTPS.

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Re: two way authentication

Post by LOB » 2017/12/15 13:20:47

Can anyone offer some help? Much appreciated...

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Re: two way authentication

Post by LOB » 2017/12/22 14:09:08

Trying once more for help...

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Re: two way authentication

Post by hunter86_bg » 2017/12/22 17:27:05

At least tell us the cert type, how you added it and so on. Have you captured a tcp dump?
What is the service name that is communicating with the remote side? Have you enabled debugging for that service?

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